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VIDEO: Iranian University Woman Strips Clothes To Protest Against Hijab Laws

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Tehran—A young woman’s public protest at Islamic Azad University has ignited widespread attention, following reports that she stripped down to her undergarments in defiance of Iran’s strict dress code. This act, caught on video and shared across social media with the hashtag #Iran, highlights the mounting tensions over Iran’s hijab laws and the extreme measures faced by those who openly challenge them.

Eyewitnesses at the university recount that the young woman’s action was quickly met with severe consequences. Members of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) reportedly intervened, allegedly beating her, resulting in visible injuries. Videos and witness reports indicate that she was forced into a vehicle, with subsequent reports stating she was beaten further. Sources claim the woman later succumbed to her injuries, though official statements have yet to confirm the details surrounding her tragic end.

This incident has intensified debates around Iran’s strict dress code and raised questions about the government’s response to acts of civil defiance. It follows months of protests and global condemnation of Iran’s enforcement of its hijab laws, especially in the wake of high-profile cases where individuals faced severe punishments for perceived violations of state dress codes.

Video footage of this event, which we are including with this article, has rapidly circulated online, sparking calls for justice and shedding light on the risks faced by Iranian citizens who challenge state mandates. Advocates and human rights organizations around the world have condemned the treatment of the young woman, amplifying calls for Iran to reconsider its approach to public dissent and individual expression.

This tragic incident adds yet another layer to Iran’s complex political landscape, underscoring the high stakes for citizens and the lengths to which the state will go to enforce its policies.

  • Seok Chen

    Seok Chen is a mass communication graduate from the City University of Hong Kong.