Iranian women refuse to be the symbol of a repressive state ...Kuwait

“Women. Life. Freedom!”  Iranian women, joined by men, of all ethnicities, across the country and in over 150 cities worldwide, are raising their fists, burning their veils, and cutting their hair in mass demonstrations following the death of Mahsa Amini, a 22-year-old Kurdish woman who was fatally beaten after being arrested on 13 September by the ‘morality police’ for not wearing the hijab “properly”. In the ensuing days, over 130 people have lost their lives, at least twelve of them under the age of 18, and thousands have been arrested. To stop information from getting in or out, the authorities have restricted internet access, leaving their citizens in the dark. Am

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