Juniatta (Iranian Monarchist Party)
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Juniatta is an Iranian Monarchist Party founded by Victoire Menshikov-Ali in March of 2020. Juniatta calls for the return of a shah to the Iranian throne and the forward movement of Women’s, LGBTQ+ , and religious rights for all citizens in Iran. The movement was started via social media and on Instagram has garnered over 300 followers to date.
The Juniatta Aparatus | |
|---|---|
| 2020-Present | |
Motto: Advance Forward | |
.svg) Juniatta’s main focus of operation | |
| Status | Monarchist Movement |
| Official languages | Persian, English |
| Religion | Shia Islam |
| List of Leaders of Juniatta | |
• 2020-Present | Victoire Menshikov-Ali |
| Population | |
• 2020 | 300+ |
History of Juniatta[edit]
Juniatta which used to be called the SAII Revolution which stood for Syria, Afghanistan, Iran, and Iraq revolution was founded in January when the Iranian government was protesting the killing of Solemani
The aftermath of the killing of Qasem Solemani in January 2020 and the COVID-19 pandemic eventually led to more Iranians appearing unpleased with their government which led to the 2019-2020 Iranian protests [1] and especially Tehran calling for a return to a constitutional monarchy. Juniatta was one of the organizations that was calling for change and a constitutional monarchy to be restored.
Protests have been going on in Iran forever but the appeal from royalist and monarchists are appealing to many of the Iranian people [2] Not much has been globally reported on this organization in its entirety as it is a relatively small movement at the moment but it is only growing every day. The movement seems to not be garnering much international media attention but it has become a legendary movement in Iran from encouraging protesters to side step Israel and American flags [3] to even the accounts linked to the organization being blocked by the Ayatollah to even getting recognition from Reza Pahlavi, the organization’s main goal is to bring the constitutional monarchy back with Empress Azeria.
Controversy[edit]
References[edit]
- ↑ Vox 2019-2020 protests in Iran How thousands of Iranians went from mourning a general to protesting the regime, in a week Jen Kirby
- ↑ The Quest for a New Iranian Constitution
- ↑ https://www.bbc.com/news/av/world-middle-east-51084619/iran-students-refuse-to-walk-over-us-and-israeli-flags
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