Her selfie on Tavar’s Instagram [이미지출처 = 타바르 인스타그램 캡처]
[아시아경제 최은영 기자] An Iranian woman who was known for having a bizarre face as a side effect of having undergone unreasonable plastic surgery in admiration of the famous American actress Angelina Jolie was arrested on charges of blasphemy, violating the Islamic dress code, and inciting violence, and was sentenced to 10 years in prison. . Then there was a life-saving campaign to save women while complaining of excessive punishment by the authorities.
On the 17th, a major foreign press reported that Iran’s renowned journalist and activist Masah Alinejad was trying to rescue Instagram star Saha Tavar (23, real name Pateme Kishband) who was arrested by the authorities.
“In Iran, an Islamic Republic, a woman was arrested for dancing or singing, taking off a chador or hijab forced on a woman, going to the playground, modeling, or just using Photoshop like this time,” Alinejad said on social media. There is a history.”
“I ask for it from Jolie,” he said. “Please help a 19-year-old girl who was sentenced to 10 years in prison just because she turned herself into Jolie using makeup and photoshop technology.”
Tavar’s before and after plastic surgery (left). [이미지출처 = 타바르 인스타그램 캡처]
Previously, Instagram influencer Tabar released her photo on social media, stating that she had suffered plastic surgery dozens of times and lost 34 kilograms because she admired Jolie too much in her teens in 2017.
In the photo that Tavar posted, there was a face left with bare bones and a make-up appearance to reveal this outline.
Photos of bizarre appearances reminiscent of zombies have spread online. In the local area, suspicions arose that she did not actually perform plastic surgery, but manipulated photos as if she had an extreme appearance through plastic surgery. In response, she said, “I had surgery such as nose, lip filler, and liposuction, but I also borrowed the power of makeup and photoshop.”
Her appearance on a national television program in Iran [이미지출처 = 온라인 커뮤니티 캡처]
Meanwhile, he appeared on a broadcast and said, “My appearance on Instagram was not real, but editing and manipulation. I wanted to be famous from a young age, and becoming famous in cyberspace was much easier than becoming an actor.” No. I was inspired by the animation’Ghost Bride’.”
“When people showed a hot reaction, such as seeing me and clicking’Like’, I mistakenly thought I was doing the right thing.”
The problem was then. Iran’s judicial authorities continued investigating her for accusing them of profiting in inappropriate ways and promoting corruption among young people, and in particular, she was sentenced to 10-year imprisonment for being blasphemous for showing a molded face while wearing a loose hijab. Sentenced. Her Instagram account was closed, and she was soon jailed.
“In Iran, where social media is mostly blocked, Instagram is a major means for local young people to express themselves online,” said a major foreign press. “The Iranian authorities try to control messages that are out of order and social norms, but Instagram is It is also useful in advertising activities and communication between citizens, so we are in a dilemma that we cannot completely block it.
Meanwhile, in Iran, the leader of the Islamic Shiite, many other than Tabar are arrested for inappropriate social media activities such as Instagram. Human Rights Activist Iran (HRAI) group headquartered in the United States revealed that at least 322 people have been arrested since December 2016 due to internet-related activity, of which 109 are Instagram users. .
Intern reporter Choi Eun-young [email protected]