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When Hijab Firestorm Will Stop In Iran? Is Hijab Imp Than Rights Of Women? | Beyond The Headlines

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In this episode of Beyond The Headlines, Tamanna Inamdar will be discussing the outrage over Hijab in Iran. Iran's anti-hijab demonstrations have become more violent as demonstrators chanted "death to the dictator" and demanded the overthrow of the country's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. To discuss this on Beyond the headline, Tamanna Inamdar will be joined by Activist Mariam Memarsadeghi. On the question of the current situation and demand for resignation, Mariam says, "People from all walks of life are united and are protesting against the regime. Hijab is imposed on girls. If a woman after the age of 18, wants to wear Hijab, then it's a matter of her religious freedom." Tune in to watch the full conversation.

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