Iran protests

The protests started after the death of Mahsa Amini and now the have spread across the country. Mahsa Amini was arrested while visiting Teheran because of the way she had veiled her hair. Although the police announced she died of natural causes she was most likely tortured and killed by police officers who arrested her. A report from the Theranian hospital says that ‘’she has suffered a concussion from a blow to her head’’ and that was already dead when she arrived at the hospital. Protests have been spreading online despite attempts by the authorities to stop Iranians from using social media to learn about the incident. The protests have been held in Mahsa Amini’s home town Saqqez, Teheran and many more cities all over the country. There have been already over 41 deaths among protestors, at least 4 of the dead were children. I’m impressed by the bravery and determination of the Iranian people, in particular, Iranian women who have stood up against an oppressive rule of the Islamic conservatives at a great personal risk. I hope the they can force changes in Iran especially in the treatment of women and girls.

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  1. Include the link to the article!
    To change anything, the whole political system would have to collapse, and this doesn't seem likely.

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