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Iran protests: Iran’s Gen Z ‘realise life can be lived differently’


Protests against religious rule have spread like never before through Iran’s new generation of women and girls, whose parents and grandparents tried and failed to change the system from within. In video messages and on social media, young victims of a violent crackdown explain why they risked their lives to defy authorities.



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