Tehran: In Iran, 22-year-old Mahsa Amini was killed after her hair fell out of her hijab, leading to her murder, there is a lot of anger among women there about the hijab. Several videos have surfaced on social media in which Iranian women are setting their hijab on fire with open hair and some are protesting against the incident by cutting their hair. All these videos have been collected and posted by Iranian journalist Masih Alinejad on his Twitter. "Iranian woman showing her outrage over the brutal murder of Mahsa Amini by cutting off her hair and burning her hijab. '
Iranian women show their anger by cutting their hair and burning their hijab to protest against the killing of #Mahsa_Amini by hijab police.
— Masih Alinejad ????️ (@AlinejadMasih) September 18, 2022
From the age of 7 if we don’t cover our hair we won’t be able to go to school or get a job. We are fed up with this gender apartheid regime pic.twitter.com/nqNSYL8dUb
Alinejad says that if girls in Iran do not cover their hair from the age of 7, they are not allowed to go to school and they do not get any job. Women in Iran have been troubled by this system of gender discrimination. It is clearly seen in the video that women are cutting their entire braid with scissors. At the same time, some women are seen burning their hijab by opening their hair on the open road. Many people on social media are supporting these women. However, seeing women asking for their rights, radical leaders are saying that women who are coming out with their heads open in this way, due to this, they can get into trouble, they can be put in jail.
These brave women stormed into the streets on day 2 after #Mahsa_Amini was murdered by hijab police.
— Masih Alinejad ????️ (@AlinejadMasih) September 18, 2022
They chant:
“Don’t be afraid, we are all united.”
Yesterday the security forces opened fire at protesters and injured some of them. People won’t give up. #مهسا_امینی pic.twitter.com/8RtpMlwSN2
Earlier, during the funeral of Mahsa Amini, hundreds of women took off their heads and protested against the 'moral police' on the streets. Many men were also involved in this protest. The protest had escalated to such an extent that the police even opened fire and released tear gas to stop them. Many people were very injured in all this. Even after this, the women did not stop their performance. She came out on the road in a crowd and registered her protest saying 'don't be afraid, we are all together'.
A few days ago in Iran, 22-year-old Mahsa was brutally beaten and put into a coma. It was reported that Mahsa did not wear the hijab properly while living in Iran and her hair was seen from the hijab. Just because the moral police of Iran attacked her and hit her so much that she first brain dead, she went into a coma and then she died.
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