In the images, secretly filmed by a friend of hers in Tehran, one of the two women no longer wears the veil, which is still mandatory. This is the first concrete result of the four-and-a-half-month rebellion in Iran. “I have a feeling that a real change is happening in our country. When I see all these women with their hair in the air, when I see them smiling, I tell myself that we are finally going to win our freedom. have been”He continues.
Freedom, still fragile, has been won since the death last September of Mahsa Amini, who died at the age of 22 after being arrested by morality police for allegedly breaking the Islamic republic’s dress code by wearing the veil incorrectly. was accused. Since then, the slogan “Women, Life, Freedom” has become the slogan of all protesters. “Look, the face of my city has changed. The slogan ‘Nari, Jeevan, Azadi’ is written on the walls and posters. And if one erases it, the next day another will come and rewrite it.”she says.
