For two months, Iranian women have been marching in the streets, burning their hijabs and cutting off their hair in mass protests against the Islamic Republic.
What began as a response to the death of one young woman at the hands of the regime’s morality police has spiralled into a far-reaching movement calling for radical change, in the face of significant danger.
Protesters have reported being verbally abused, interrogated, beaten and raped, while others have been threatened with sexual violence.
