A group of Baluch women held a protest near the Makki Mosque in the city of Zahedan, in southeastern Iran, chanting slogans including “This is the final battle, Pahlavi will return” and “From Zahedan to Iran, my life for Iran.” According to the Baluch rights website Haalvsh several protesters, including women and young people, were wounded after security forces opened fire during the demonstrations. | Iran International - English

4.6K views · 203 reactions | Interview with Farhang Heritage Honoree, artist Shirin Neshat discussing the role of Iranian women in Iran's culture and the current human rights uprisings. Interview in Persian. Thank you to journalist Niloofar Mansouri and Iran International ايران اينترنشنال. #MahsaAmini #WomenLifeFreedom | Farhang Foundation | Facebook

Mahsa Amini died in custody after allegedly not wearing her hijab properly in Iran. Now women are protesting for their rights. In Islam, it is widely interpreted that Muslim women are required to wear the hijab, but it should be their own choice. Read more:https://www.sbs.com.au/news/article/death-to-the-dictator-iranians-burn-images-of-supreme-leader-as-protest-death-toll-rises/2rbcehdov | SBS News

2.8K views · 79 reactions | Women and girls in Iran persist in resisting the Islamic Republic's compulsory hijab law through peaceful means, enduring the risk of violence and imprisonment for their acts of civil disobedience. “I kindly ask you to refrain from interfering in my personal choices. My attire is a matter of my own autonomy,” expressed a young woman on the Tehran metro when challenged for not wearing a hijab. #iran #WomensRights | Center for Human Rights in Iran | Facebook