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Eliza Orlins

@elizaorlins

career public defender • find me creating content on literally every other platform because this one sucks ⬇️

New York, NY Katılım Temmuz 2007
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Eliza Orlins
Eliza Orlins@elizaorlins·
Whenever I post anything about the cops, my replies are constantly filled with people who are like "NOT ALL COPS." So l tried to put together a cogent analogy to help them understand why it IS ALL COPS. 🧵/x
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miguel@miguelitozzz_·
@apostolfishbach i simulated this season on a realistic survivor sim and THE REPUBLICANS ran the game im ctfuu
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Amna Mirza
Amna Mirza@amnamirza·
Glad you are speaking out about this. There is clearly some mismanagement and corruption among the TRG leadership on the Pakistani side, but that is purely a business matter. The US case still stands and is a red flag against Chishti’s behavior. He is clearly a talented entrepreneur but he harassed a 25 year old girl when he was ~50. What is unfortunate is that the Pakistani employees of TRG will likely be impacted by the fallout.
Nadia Jamil@NJLahori

A man. Zia Chishti. Pakistani origin. Co-founder of an international company. The Pakistani state honoured him with one of its highest civilian awards. In 2019 — in the United States — an arbitrator found him liable for sexual harassment, assault, and battery against his own employee. Tatiana Spottiswoode. He did not appeal. He paid five million dollars. Then in 2021, Tatiana Spottiswoode testified before the United States Congress. Her voice was so powerful — so undeniable — that it helped change federal law. One woman's testimony moved a nation's legislation. And in return? Zia Chishti sued her — and her lawyers — for five hundred million dollars. For speaking to Congress. In 2024, a federal judge threw the case out — calling it a "not-so-thinly veiled attempt" to undo the very arbitration that had already rejected his version of events. But here is the line Tatiana spoke in Congress that stays with me most: "Chishti still has power over me. He is still able to frighten me." And now — in Pakistan — the doors are opening for this same man to return to a position of influence at TRG. One of our largest publicly listed IT companies. More than ten thousand people work there. Women among them. In the rest of the world, findings like these end careers. Clients walk. Investors walk. The market sends a message. Here, we are apparently still debating whether he should be running one. This is not just about one case. This is about what we are willing to normalise. What we are willing to overlook. What message we send to every woman in every office who is watching — to see if power washes everything clean. The world is moving forward. Where are we going? To know more — watch Eliza Orlins' videos on Zia Chishti. Everything here is on public record. Look for yourself. Listen for yourself. Then decide. @elizaorlins instagram.com/reel/DYaoopPBC… instagram.com/reel/DYTv8uPwc…

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Eliza Orlins@elizaorlins·
In January, a masked ICE agent shot and killed Renée Good in Minneapolis. She was 37, a US citizen, a mother of three. When her family fights to hold him personally accountable, qualified immunity is the doctrine he'll hide behind.
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Nadia Jamil
Nadia Jamil@NJLahori·
Repeatedly one is seeing cases of women being hurt by men in the worksplace. It’s frightening. Recently I learned about a man. Zia Chishti. Pakistani origin. Co-founder of an international company. In 2019 — in the United States — an arbitrator found him liable for sexual harassment, assault, and battery against his own employee. Tatiana Spottiswoode. He did not appeal. He paid five million dollars. Then in 2021, Tatiana Spottiswoode testified before the United States Congress. Her voice was so powerful — so undeniable — that it helped change federal law. One woman's testimony moved a nation's legislation. And in return? Zia Chishti sued her — and her lawyers — for five hundred million dollars. For speaking to Congress. In 2024, a federal judge threw the case out — calling it a "not-so-thinly veiled attempt" to undo the very arbitration that had already rejected his version of events. But here is the line Tatiana spoke in Congress that stays with me most: "Chishti still has power over me. He is still able to frighten me." And now — in Pakistan — the doors are opening for this same man to return to a position of influence at TRG. One of our largest publicly listed IT companies. More than ten thousand people work there. Women among them. In the rest of the world, findings like these end careers. Clients walk. Investors walk. The market sends a message. Here, we are apparently still debating whether he should be running one. This is not just about one case. This is about what we are willing to normalise. What we are willing to overlook. What message we send to every woman in every office who is watching — to see if power washes everything clean. To know more — watch Eliza Orlins' videos on Zia Chishti. Everything here is on public record. Look for yourself. Listen for yourself. Then decide. @elizaorlins instagram.com/reel/DYaoopPBC… instagram.com/reel/DYTv8uPwc…
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Drew Dixon
Drew Dixon@deardrewdixon·
TODAY at noon Eastern Time survivor activists will read the 17,000 pounds of documents that make up the Epstein Files released to date. Please join them in-person or online to honor 1400 victims including Virginia Giuffre and the survivors we’ve lost.
Eliza Orlins@elizaorlins

3,437 bound volumes. 17,000 pounds of documents. 1,400 victims. Tomorrow at noon, I'm standing at a podium in Tribeca and reading the Epstein files out loud for 24 hours straight. Please join me. substack.com/home/post/p-19…

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Eliza Orlins@elizaorlins·
3,437 bound volumes. 17,000 pounds of documents. 1,400 victims. Tomorrow at noon, I'm standing at a podium in Tribeca and reading the Epstein files out loud for 24 hours straight. Please join me. substack.com/home/post/p-19…
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Alyssa Cass
Alyssa Cass@ACCass·
“The American people are looking for who is going to stand up for them. We absolutely should be seizing that moment, and I think we're making a generational mistake if we don't” — @AlexBores to @jonfavs on how Ds should approach AI regulation. youtu.be/pydNtjE03sc?si…
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Eliza Orlins@elizaorlins·
In 2021, Tatiana Spottiswoode testified before Congress under oath that Zia Chishti was still trying to silence her. Her testimony helped change federal law. Now he’s trying to regain control over a public company with 10,000+ shareholders. youtu.be/i0emG5oQVDg
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Eliza Orlins@elizaorlins·
He sued her father. He sued her and her lawyers for $500 million. A federal judge threw it out. The record is public. The record still matters.
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