Editor, Ethics@Work https://xitter.cf/t.co/C2i5bc5lOb; Author, Transforming Legacy Organizations; Podcast host; Keynote speaker; Co-Founder @sunordic

Copenhagen, Denmark
Joined November 2010
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There’s a single statistic everyone in the world should know this summer: fossil fuel subsidies are ten times greater than climate finance. eand.co/can-our-broken-polit…
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Kris Østergaard retweeted
It was like watching a greatest hits album of everyone else's work....
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In Mashhad police tried to arrest a Mother for not wearing her hijab. But her son defended her. The police handcuffed him to take him away. People got united-- forcing the police to release him. This is an example of people’s resistance against the regime.
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Kris Østergaard retweeted
Schoolgirls in Iran continue to courageously push back and fight for freedom refusing to wear the hijab in open defiance of the regime. Please be their voice. #WomanLifeFreedom #IranRevoIution
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Kris Østergaard retweeted
The Islamic Republic ordered that public services not to be provided to women without hijab. That is why this bus driver tells the girl who has taken off her headscarf in protest of the mandatory hijab to obey the law, otherwise the bus will not move. The girl refuses. According to the person who recorded the video, all the bus passengers supported the girl and the driver was forced to move. This is an example of the empathy and struggle of Iranian people these days against an anti-woman regime. #WomanLifeFreedom #MahsaAmini
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Kris Østergaard retweeted
Abulfazl Amir Ataei is a 16-year-old teen who went to the street for freedom. He was paralyzed by the oppressor’s bullets.  

He was with his peers for a civil protest when Khamenei's agents shot him with a tear gas canister from a few feet away. The impact destroyed half of his skull.  Now paralyzed, only his eyes move.  

This is how the Islamic Republic treats innocent teenagers who come to the streets for peaceful protests. #WomanLifeFreedom
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Kris Østergaard retweeted
Wow. Protests against Iran’s supreme leader Khamenei in his presence, to his face. This, to put it mildly, does not happen.
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A girl from Urmia sent this video to me and wrote: "This is our fight not only against compulsory hijab, but against the whole regime. We will continue until the Islamic Republic is overthrown." #WomanLifeFreedom
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Kris Østergaard retweeted
Hesti Hossein Panahi 16 year old Iranian girl was beaten at school for the crime of, burning pictures of Khomeini and Khamenei from her textbooks. She is new discharged after five and a half months of hospitalization, three of which she spent in a coma. Her father says that Hasti jumped out of a moving minibus to escape from the oppressors who were chasing the minibus because she was afraid of being arrested. Her mother said that she saw baton marks on her child's head in the hospital. The story of this Kurdish teenager is one of the many crimes committed by the Islamic Republic of Iran against innocent school girls. #MahsaAmini mini
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Kris Østergaard retweeted
Women’s rights protesters in Afghanistan have reacted with great distress to comments this week by UN deputy secretary general Amina Mohammed stating that the UN will facilitate a path to recognition for the Taliban.
#صدای زنان معترض افغانستان #UN_Is_With_Taliban
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interesting, we just call it syllabus week here in the States
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His name is Zaniar Tondro and he is only 18 years old. In Iran's popular protests, IRGC officers shot him in the face, blinded him in one eye, and his other eye is in danger of also going blind. He has 14 pellets in his head. One of the pellets damaged his brain and paralyzed the left side of his body. His family secretly took him by boat from Turkey to Greece, but the Greek government held their boat for 48 hours and did not allow them to enter. They were then returned to Turkey and are now in custody and at risk of deportation to Iran. Zaniar needs urgent help. I ask the leaders of Western countries to help Zaniar's dire situation and issue him a medical visa. Issuing visas for wounded Iranian protesters can be part of the support from Western countries for the revolution of #WomanLifeFreedom in Iran.
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Kris Østergaard retweeted
one of the most informative maps you'll see the ‘true size’ of countries when not distorted on a sphere
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Kris Østergaard retweeted
Incredible scenes in Kabul today as Afghanistan's fearless women stood before the Taliban, chanting — “EDUCATION IS OUR RIGHT. WOMEN. JUSTICE. FREEDOM." Their unwavering courage and determination to fight for their freedom is truly heroic 💪🏻
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Women Dancing Threaten the Iranian Government. Recently police hunt these 5 young girls who launched viral Selena Gomez dance. They were forced to wear hijab and do false confessions against themselves. In the eyes of Islamic Republic all women across the globe who dance and feel the wind in their hair are master criminals. I call on all “criminals” around the world to get united to end gender apartheid in Iran. Islamic Republic wrote its own ideology on our bodies and when we the women of Iran shout; “My body, my choice”, we get, jailed, lashed or killed. We need the global sisterhood to take action against this tyranny. together we are stronger #WomanLifeFreedom @heisrema xitter.cf/AlinejadMasih/st…
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Kris Østergaard retweeted
Listen to @GazelleSharmahd. Her innocent father, German-Iranian #JamshidSharmahd was kidnapped from Dubai to Iran by the Islamist regime. He has been sentenced to death. Don’t abandon him. His life is in danger. #SaveSharmahd
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This 16 year old girl got killed by Iranian Regime for the crime of burning her forced hijab. I call on all girls and women to say her name and continue her path to help us to get rid of gender apartheid regime. Her nam was Nika Shahkarami and she was protesting the murder of #MahsaAmini. We the women of Iran do not deserve Islamic republic. xitter.cf/AlinejadMasih/st…
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Iranian authorities are after these girls to arrest them for the crime of dancing in international women’s day. In the eyes of Islamic republic, these girls are master criminals for showing their hair, happiness and dancing. That is why school girls are being the target of chemical attacks. Be our voice and Let’s end gender apartheid regime together. #MahsaAmini
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