Four years after Jina; how has women’s lives in Iran changed?
Four years after the government killing of Mahsa Jina Amini, Iranian women have reclaimed part of their right to choose in the streets; however, this right is still not guaranteed in any law, and women continue to pay a price to preserve it.
In the special program on September 25, women talk about their first experience of going out without a headscarf, the reactions of their families and society, and the costs they have paid for the right to choose—rights that should no longer be open to negotiation in Iran’s future.
“Program” hears the voice of Iranian women.
“One Iran hears your voice” Monday to Thursday at 11 p.m. Tehran From Iran International Television
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