**Coalition for Change Leader Speaks Out on Hunger Strike and Protest Strategy**
In an exclusive interview, Elene Khoshtaria, a key leader of the Coalition for Change, addressed the media regarding her ongoing hunger strike and the coalition’s approach to protest strategy. According to Khoshtaria, she will end her hunger strike when she sees fit, but only after achieving her goal of unity around non-cooperation and active protests.
**No Demands, Just a Call for Unity**
Khoshtaria emphasized that she does not speak with demands or use blackmailing tactics, especially towards the opposition. Instead, she advocates for a unified strategy that everyone can agree on. “I do not speak to anyone with demands,” she said, “and especially I do not speak to anyone in the opposition with the language of blackmail. I speak loudly about the strategy that I consider necessary and on which I want to agree with absolutely everyone.”
**A Call for Unity and Active Protest**
Khoshtaria sees non-cooperation as a crucial step towards achieving their goals, and believes that active protests are essential in bringing about change. “The political task is unity around non-cooperation and the transition to active actions,” she stated. This approach, according to Khoshtaria, will be decisive in toppling the current regime.
**Yesterday’s Rally: A Turning Point?**
Regarding yesterday’s protest rally, Khoshtaria described it as a significant event that demonstrated the people’s commitment to fighting for their rights. “Yesterday was a very important rally,” she said. The rally, according to Khoshtaria, showed that people are united and moving towards a common goal of unity in action.
**A Message of Hope and Unity**
Khoshtaria’s message is one of hope and unity. She believes that this struggle is not just about her or the Coalition for Change, but about all citizens and political parties coming together to bring about change. Her determination and conviction are clear, as she continues to advocate for a unified approach to protest strategy.
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