Press & Media — Bahar Atish

Featured in interviews and discussions with media platforms including Voice of America, Iran International, Radio Zamaneh, and independent political and cultural programs focusing on women’s rights, censorship, and Persian hip-hop culture.

One of the early Iranian women rappers whose artistic work openly addressed gender inequality, political repression, censorship, and social resistance.

Arrested and pressured in Iran due to artistic and activist activities connected to protest music and women’s rights advocacy. Continued artistic work in exile after forced migration from Iran to Turkey and later Canada.

Active across music, live performance, media production, and feminist activism with a focus on Persian-speaking women artists.