An Iranian Woman Gets Naked as a Protest

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Ahou Daryaei, a young Iranian student, went to her university on what seemed like an ordinary day. She was wearing the required hijab, but the university's security believed her hijab wasn't good enough, and tried to forcefully drag her to a room. She resisted, and during the struggle, her clothes was torn apart.

Ahou was angry, and as an act of protest, she took off the rest of her clothes down to her underwear, threw them in the face of security forces, and walked in the university like that until she was arrested.

I don't know exactly what happened after that, but some sources are saying she was forcefully taken to a mental hospital.

Of course, she is not out of her mind or anything like that. She was desperate, so she bravely did what she could as a protest. The public opinion in Iran (evident even from likes and comments on legal news sites) largely supports her.

I fantasized about doing what she did for years, but she had the courage to actually do it!

You can read about it here:

Who is Ahou Daryaei? An Iran student is arrested after her video went viral for protesting against improper hijab at the Islamic Azad University


Here are some artwork about her protest:


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No one should expect this white cock lovin Native American to recognize bravery when they mourn the death of George Armstrong Custer.
 
Ahou Daryaei, a young Iranian student, went to her university on what seemed like an ordinary day. She was wearing the required hijab, but the university's security believed her hijab wasn't good enough, and tried to forcefully drag her to a room. She resisted, and during the struggle, her clothes was torn apart.

Ahou was angry, and as an act of protest, she took off the rest of her clothes down to her underwear, threw them in the face of security forces, and walked in the university like that until she was arrested.

I don't know exactly what happened after that, but some sources are saying she was forcefully taken to a mental hospital.

Of course, she is not out of her mind or anything like that. She was desperate, so she bravely did what she could as a protest. The public opinion in Iran (evident even from likes and comments on legal news sites) largely supports her.

I fantasized about doing what she did for years, but she had the courage to actually do it!

You can read about it here:

Who is Ahou Daryaei? An Iran student is arrested after her video went viral for protesting against improper hijab at the Islamic Azad University


Here are some artwork about her protest:


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Such incredible bravery!
 
What she did, even if we don't agree with it, was very brave. She did what she could in face of oppression. It was not a death wish which drove her, but the love she had for life brought her to the conclusion that even a desperate attempt to resist is better than becoming a walking corpse.


A concept lost on so many here, yet they march in lock-step.


Go figure . . . .
 
Iran is basically a fort with mountainous barriers. It can be bombed, but invading it is a challenge nobody wants. It's geographically insulated against regime change.
 
Iran is basically a fort with mountainous barriers. It can be bombed, but invading it is a challenge nobody wants. It's geographically insulated against freedom.
Thanks for yet another boring and irrelevant tidbit.
 
Iran could also be called a cult compound. Whatever change eventually happens there will be inconveniently slow for people who like to shout about civil rights on the internet.
 
Iran is basically a fort with mountainous barriers. It can be bombed, but invading it is a challenge nobody wants. It's geographically insulated against regime change.
So, a regime change is something that can only happen with a foreign invasion? Your assumption is wrong. The main force for a regime change are the people inside Iran. Even if a foreign invasion takes place, no geography can help if a regime lacks popular support.
 
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