Fed up with the Islamic oppression - Iranian women risk death penalty to protest against gender apartheid

U.N. just elected Iran's terrorist regime to a 4-year term on its Commission on the Status of Women.
Iran is a country where seeing public executions and flogging is normal while female appearance is forbidden.
Under Iranian strict modesty laws women are not allowed to dance, sing, show their hair in public or even leave home without the permission of the "male guardian".
It is well known that Iran is the world’s biggest jailer of innocent women including journalists, rape victims, women's rights activities and Human rights lawyers.
Please watch and share the videos below to help the Iranian people raise awareness of the brutal violation of human rights in the Islamic Republic of Iran.

"To hell with your compulsory hijab. I'm taking it off in front of you".

As Iran is in the throes of serious power outages, this brave woman showed up at the state-run electricity company and said "enough with this regime".

Many Iranians are at a breaking point with the regime pic.twitter.com/eo74UYtIpF

— Masih Alinejad 🏳️ (@AlinejadMasih) July 5, 2021

"I won't wear this compulsory hijab"

Everyday in Iran, women are removing their compulsory hijabs in public to shame their harassers.

This group of women in Tehran's metro stood up to their pro-regime harasser, removing their forced hijabs in protest#MyCameraIsMyWeapon pic.twitter.com/7KwF5RMjGM

— Masih Alinejad 🏳️ (@AlinejadMasih) July 6, 2021