Iran’s women are ditching hijab. Why regime dares not stop them
As Iran’s war rages, women ditch the hijab in public, testing a wary regime that fears reigniting Mahsa Amini-style protests and wider unrest.
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As Iran’s war rages, women ditch the hijab in public, testing a wary regime that fears reigniting Mahsa Amini-style protests and wider unrest.
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