Nelufar Hedayat

Incredibly lucky to have been a small part in the glorious show PILGRIMAGE did you watch? Catch up on iPlayer now #pilgrimage @bbctwo @bbciplayer @ctvc

You’re quite right and you said it better for me than I said it for myself!

S15 E1: The One With The Pilgrimage Cast 2025 EASTER SPECIAL Podcast Episode · The RE Podcast · 18/04/2025 · 1h 22m

Out now - Easter Special of #TheREPodcast with
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@nelufar.bsky.social @harryclarklaw.bsky.social
#stefreid
Plus @dalisochaponda.bsky.social and I discuss #Bahai and #Refugees
Thanks #BBC @ctvctcvtc.bsky.social

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From human rights to environmental harm, our team’s projects cover crucial issues through documentary journalism.

In “State of Exception,” correspondent @nelufar.bsky.social explores the international ripple effects of drastic mass incarceration in #ElSalvador.

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And also because—it hit different when it’s written down.

I have this theory that magic has been taken out of the world we have created it seems purposefully, to keep us from realising the utter wonder that is 9 billion people organising themselves on a planet so that we can buy the next gadget or want the next hot thing we’re told is magic instead.

Fantastic conversation, great debate and top notch topics. Thanks @jeremyandstormon5.bsky.social

It was never the mind/body problem—it was the mind body soul trifecta. First 30 years of life get into your body. Push it to the limit. Feel everything. Second 30, get into your mind find out who you are and learn to get comfortable with it. Last thirty nurture the soul and push through this reality

In one way the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill is the moral opposite to the over turning of roe v wade. It’s a belief in the full autonomy of a person over her body.

How hard can it be? Men do it. How hard CAN it be—men do it…

Three people standing in a studio behind a desk on the left white woman with dark blonde hair and pink floral dress with beige colours next to newspapers on the desk in the centre of white man with grey hair wearing a jacket and floral green blue and red shirt in front of an iPad to the right British Asian woman wearing cream shirt and bright purple button blazer smiling at the Jeremy Vine show in London UK

Fantastic show today. Jo from Sheffield who called—really respected your contribution and you brought me to tears with your kind and energising words. Thank you for seeing me as a person! #HERo @jeremyvine.bsky.social

a cartoon with two panels panel one is a stick figure saying "oh! a fossil fuel!!" standing above a crudely drawn black lump under a brown ground Panel two is them walking away and saying "I'll just leave it there" The head of the person is not a drawn circle but the letter O, because the random software I used to draw it did that for unexplained reasons

Please allow me to re-share my rough sketch of some advanced carbon capture technology

Do you ever find yourself scrolling and you mentally take of one cultural hat (British) and put on another one (Afghan) and reexamine what you were watching. It’s fun. What do you do?