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Watching this video makes one very angry. In broad daylight in Iran, a woman walking in the street is physically harassed by a pro-regime vigilante due to her hijab. Next time they tell you compulsory hijab is a small issue, show them this video. Many Iranian women face thispic.twitter.com/gC8dG4xSbs
I’ve talked to this 42-year-old woman. She said she went to the police station to file a complaint. Yet, the authorities refused to arrest the man because 1)she only faced internal injuries 2) the man said he was voluntarily enforcing morality codes ( tolerated in Iran)
Iranian women face such violence and bullying on a daily basis. But they're not passive victims. They fight back their oppressors. As in this video where some men also help.
And our campaign of #MyCameraIsMyWeapon has been giving a voice to these women.pic.twitter.com/RkyjWYmKUK
No worries, unfortunately, it is also happening in Turkey...
This things happens here everydays, shame on those who support this system
Are there any democracies where this happens?
Organised religion: Another graphic demonstration of how weak men are enabled to show just how weak they are.
And later he call himself a man. Shame on him.
What was his beef? She was covered 
and minding her own business
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