United Nations, May 23.– It's been six months since the start of the protests in Iran 
which shook the foundations of the country's ruling theocracy. Calling for women’s rights, freedom, and democracy, protestors continue to be met with senseless violence from the Islamic Republic. According to a recent briefing by the UN, the scale and severity of such violence carries evidence of crimes against humanity. The allegation arrives amidst news that the Islamic Republic plans to enforce mandatory hijab, a “divine decree” at the origin of the protests.
Nevertheless, Iranian resilience remains steadfast. "The people have made their decision to topple the Islamic Republic and they will not back down from their goal," asserted human rights champion Masih Alinejad. On her twiter account, she is showing a testimonial video of two brave girls:
«This is a video of brave Iranian girls who have taken off their hijabs and are walking in the street. They say to the camera: “We declare our objection against the mandatory hijab by removing our headscarves.” https://twitter.com/i/status/1642952006615572480».
Alinejad adds in her tweet that: «After six months of imprisonment, torture, and execution since the beginning of the revolution of #WomanLifeFreedom, videos of Iranian girls without hijab have a clear message: the people have made their decision to topple the Islamic Republic and they will not back down from their goal.»