3 ms·
I don't know how is in Iran, but I can tell you how it was in Romania before 1989 (and I guess that's pretty close to what is happening there). It was close to
by zuppy 15y ago
I don't know how is in Iran, but I can tell you how it was in Romania before 1989 (and I guess that's pretty close to what is happening there).
It was close to impossible to emigrate legally, they would use anything to stop you. They would make you lose your job (or even do that to members of your family), they would interrogate you and members of your family (and don't think about any human rights).
A friend of my father was shot on the spot when they saw he was using a boat to cross the Danube to Yugoslavia.
It's not that simple to escape, especially with your family. You're living in a different world.
Edit: spelling
- JoshTriplett 15y agoI certainly would assume the same holds true, yes; I didn't intend to imply otherwise. It still seems like the right long-term solution, just a very difficult one.