On Twitter, users are constantly uploading snapshots of the anti-regime protest demonstrations, which have become the first topic in all media outlets on both sides.
The protests of women and humanitarian organizations that began in theocratic Iran after the death of the young Mahsha Amini during her detention by the morality police in Tehran are taking the form of an avalanche. 22-year-old Amini was arrested 3 days ago for not wearing her headscarf “correctly” and letting her hair show.
Today, a 22-year-old woman died in #Iran after being beaten on the head by the regime’s “morality police” for not “properly” wearing her Hijab. Her name was Masha Amini.
Her crime was showing some hair. Let that sink in… pic.twitter.com/y7KpmJ7Z1X
— Joyce Karam (@Joyce_Karam) September 16, 2022
At least 31 civilians have been killed since the protests began, which have been suppressed by security forces, according to the Oslo-based NGO Iran Human Rights (IHR).
On Twitter, users are constantly uploading snapshots of the anti-regime protest demonstrations, which have become the first topic in all media outlets on both sides.
In one such snapshot, a white-haired old lady has taken to the streets of the northern Iraqi city of Ras, with her head uncovered, joining the protesters and waving her headscarf, shouting “death to Khamenei”.
Wow, I’m speechless.
An old lady, with head uncovered, walks through the city of Rasht in the north #Iran chanting “death to Khamenei.”pic.twitter.com/WfNow9ZR8Z
— Charles Lister (@Charles_Lister) September 21, 2022
Iran has a theocratic regime and Ali Hosseini Khamenei has been the supreme religious (spiritual) leader of Iran since 1989. He was also the country’s president between 1981 – 1989.
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