February 2018
Concerns of Amnesty International Regarding the Status of Women Detained for Protesting Mandatory Hijab
Amnesty International has raised alarms about the treatment of women detained for protesting Iran's mandatory hijab laws, highlighting the risk of unjust trials and severe…
Narges Hosseini, the Second 'Girl of Enghelab Street': I Have No Regrets
Narges Hosseini, a prominent protester against mandatory hijab in Iran, was arrested after her demonstration but released on bail. In a recent interview, she expressed…
Two Female Protesters Against Mandatory Hijab Released from Prison
Narges Hosseini and Azam Jangrooi, known as the 'Girls of Revolution Street,' were released from prison after protesting against Iran's mandatory hijab laws. Their release…
Second Girl of Enghelab Street: I Committed an Illegal Act That I Do Not Accept
Narges Hosseini, known as the 'second girl of Enghelab Street,' has publicly expressed her defiance against Iran's mandatory hijab laws, stating she does not accept…
The Case of One of the Protesters Against Mandatory Hijab Has Been Sent to Court
The case of a protester against mandatory hijab, part of the 'Girls of Revolution Street,' has been sent to court, with charges including 'encouraging corruption'…
Mehrangiz Kar: The Mandatory Hijab Policy in the Iranian Government is Based on 'Stubbornness'
Recent protests against the mandatory hijab in Iran have spread from Tehran to other major cities, sparked by a viral video of a woman known…
Note: Why the 'Girls of Revolution Street' Movement Cannot Be Defeated
The 'Girls of Revolution Street' movement, initiated by Vida Mohammadi in December 2017, is gaining momentum across Iran despite police arrests. This movement, driven by…