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The wave of dismissals surged following nationwide protests in 2022, sparked by the death of Mahsa Amini in regime custody and students' and professors' active participation in the protests.

Tehran, in recent weeks, has witnessed a surge in reports about the complete closure of numerous cafés.

Iran’s theocracy is trying hard to both ignore the upcoming anniversary of nationwide protests over the country’s mandatory headscarf law and tamp down on any possibility of more unrest. The Sept. 16 death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini still reverberates throughout Iran, with some women choosing to go without the headscarf, or hijab, despite an increasing crackdown by authorities. Graffiti, likely against Iran’s government, is rapidly painted over in black by Tehrans municipal wor...

Iran’s theocracy is trying hard to both ignore the upcoming anniversary of nationwide protests over the country’s mandatory headscarf law and tamp down on any possibility of more unrest. The Sept. 16 death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini still reverberates throughout Iran, with some women choosing to go without the headscarf, or hijab, despite an increasing crackdown by authorities. Graffiti, likely against Iran’s government, is rapidly painted over in black by Tehrans municipal wor...

Iran’s theocracy is trying hard to both ignore the upcoming anniversary of nationwide protests over the country’s mandatory headscarf law and tamp down on any possibility of more unrest. The Sept. 16 death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini still reverberates throughout Iran, with some women choosing to go without the headscarf, or hijab, despite an increasing crackdown by authorities. Graffiti, likely against Iran’s government, is rapidly painted over in black by Tehrans municipal wor...

Iran’s theocracy is trying hard to both ignore the upcoming anniversary of nationwide protests over the country’s mandatory headscarf law and tamp down on any possibility of more unrest. The Sept. 16 death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini still reverberates throughout Iran, with some women choosing to go without the headscarf, or hijab, despite an increasing crackdown by authorities. Graffiti, likely against Iran’s government, is rapidly painted over in black by Tehrans municipal wor...

Snap checkpoints. Internet disruptions. University purges. Iran's theocracy is trying hard to both ignore the upcoming anniversary of nationwide protests over the country's mandatory headscarf law and tamp down on any possibility of more unrest. Yet the Sept. 16 death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini still reverberates across Iran. Some women are choosing to go without…