Hoda Saber

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Hoda Saber (1959 – 2011) was an Iranian intellectual, journalist, and political activist. He was a prominent figure in the Iranian reform movement and a member of the Nationalist-Religious Movement. Saber was known for his advocacy for democracy, human rights, and freedom of speech in Iran.

Early Life and Education[edit | edit source]

Hoda Saber was born in 1959 in Tehran, Iran. He pursued his higher education in economics and obtained a degree from the University of Tehran. During his university years, Saber became actively involved in political activities and joined the Nationalist-Religious Movement, which sought to promote democratic reforms and social justice in Iran.

Political Activism[edit | edit source]

Saber's political activism intensified after the Iranian Revolution of 1979. He was a vocal critic of the Islamic Republic of Iran's policies and advocated for greater political freedoms and human rights. Saber contributed to various reformist publications and was an editor for the magazine Iran-e Farda (Iran of Tomorrow), which was associated with the Nationalist-Religious Movement.

Imprisonment and Hunger Strike[edit | edit source]

Hoda Saber was arrested multiple times by the Iranian authorities due to his political activities. In 2000, he was imprisoned for his involvement in the Nationalist-Religious Movement. Despite facing harsh conditions in prison, Saber continued to write and express his views on political and social issues.

In 2011, Saber went on a hunger strike to protest the death of fellow activist Haleh Sahabi during her father's funeral. His health deteriorated rapidly, and he was transferred to a hospital. However, due to inadequate medical care, Saber passed away on June 10, 2011.

Legacy[edit | edit source]

Hoda Saber's death sparked outrage among human rights activists and reformists in Iran and abroad. He is remembered as a courageous advocate for democracy and human rights. His writings and activism continue to inspire those who seek political reform and social justice in Iran.

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