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Women's marches continue across Iran with demonstrators twirling headscarves to protest religious dress codes - and state-run TV news bulletin is hacked with image of Supreme Leader in flames.
Women's marches continue across Iran with demonstrators twirling headscarves to protest religious dress codes - and state-run TV news bulletin is hacked with image of Supreme Leader in flames.
There's no turning back now. The women in Iran have stood up. I guess women over there are no longer going to tolerate being treated like slaves.
Protesters in dozens of cities across Iran took to the streets on Saturday, for the fourth week, chanting anti-government slogans. They twirled their headscarves to protest religious dress codes.
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Women's marches continue across Iran with demonstrators twirling headscarves to protest religious dress codes - and state-run TV news bulletin is hacked with image of Supreme Leader in flames.