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The Story With Martha MacCallum

seeing that near columbia university is anti- israel protests ramp up at schools across the u.s. and at yale listen to these chances of free palestine to cheer on handcuffed protesters who escorted off campus for breaking the rules of campus protests. watch. [ chanting ] free palestine! [ cheering and applause ] >> martha: off on the yale shuttle bus they go demonstrations at new york university and uc berkeley as well. my next guest as the night iranian american getting attention for this powerful message that she put out on tiktok. watch. >> when they were screaming that they were killing iranian women for not wearing a hijab where were you? when they were lynching iranian men from cranes for protesting,

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100 Women In Conversation

freedom of speech. i want to talk about iran a little, because last year after mahsa amini, a 22—year—old iranian kurdish woman, died in police custody because of allegedly wearing her hijab too loosely, because hijab is mandatory in public spaces in iran, women took to the streets all across iran. they took off their hijab, they burnt it, were swinging it in the air and chanting, "woman, life, freedom." i've spoken to feminist activists from different parts of the world and a lot of people, a lot of them called it a feminist revolution. what do you think about that? do you think of that as a feminist revolution? yes. yeah. because they are fighting for self determination, for the idea that a woman's body is not shameful or to be restricted, you know, just as men's bodies are not. whether they use the word feminism or not is up to them. linguistically, especially, there are all different ways of saying this.

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BBC News

identity a journalist reads her account of events. ﬁx, identity a journalist reads her account of events.— identity a journalist reads her account of events. a big male officer kicked _ account of events. a big male officer kicked me _ account of events. a big male officer kicked me very - account of events. a big male officer kicked me very hard i account of events. a big male officer kicked me very hard in | officer kicked me very hard in the back, later i began urinating blood. the doctor told me my kidney was partly torn, the court find me $50, thejudge what if torn, the court find me $50, the judge what if i was detained again i would go to prison and be banned from travelling abroad.- prison and be banned from travelling abroad. despite the threats, many _ travelling abroad. despite the threats, many women - travelling abroad. despite the threats, many women are - threats, many women are refusing to cover their hair. the campaign started after the death of a girl nearly two years ago who was detained by the morality police for allegedly not wearing her hijab properly and died in custody. protests swept the country and over 550 people were killed in the government crackdown according to the un. the reappearance of the morality police in such numbers follows an order from police in such numbers follows an orderfrom a run back�*s commander in chief. translation: , ., ,

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BBC News

let's get some analysis now from professor abbas milani, director of iranian studies at stanford university. welcome to the programme. what comes next in your view? i think, and i hope, that there will be a period of calm. run back decided it does not want for war with israel and the united states will be joining, iran cannot afford a war right now, people are angry at the regime has broken a ritual war against women who refused to wear a hijab. against women who refused to weara hijab. but against women who refused to wear a hijab. but they are also not in a position to not respond so they decided to say that there was no israeli attack, if you read the iranian papers in the last 2a hours, they would have been pleasantly surprised. they would have been pleasantly

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BBC News

their campaign started after the death of mahsa amini nearly two years ago. the kurdish girl, who was detained by the morality police for allegedly not wearing her hijab properly and died in custody. protests swept the country, and over 550 people were killed in the government crackdown. according to the un, the reappearance of the morality police in such numbers follows an orderfrom iran's commander—in—chief. translation: everyone must obey the hijab law. everyone. i believe the government and the judiciary should carry out their lawful and religious responsibilities in this regard. despite such warnings, iranian women are refusing to give up on their dream of freedom. to the latest now on the ukraine war. a russian official says a ukrainian drone strike has killed two people in the belgorod region,

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BBC News

banned from travelling abroad. despite the threats, many iranian women are refusing to cover their hair. their campaign started after the death of mahsa amini nearly two years ago. the kurdish girl, who was detained by the morality police for allegedly not wearing her hijab properly and died in custody. protests swept the country, and over 550 people were killed in the government crackdown. according to the un, the reappearance of the morality police in such numbers follows an orderfrom iran's commander in chief. translation: everyone must obey the hijab law. everyone. i believe the government and the judiciary should carry out their lawful and religious responsibilities in this regard. despite such warnings, iranian women are refusing to give up on their dream of freedom.

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BBC News

another woman who was beaten by the morality police shared her experience with bbc persian. to protect her identity, a journalist reads her account of events. translation: a big male officer | kicked me very hard in the back. | later, i began urinating blood. the doctor told me my kidney was partly torn. the court fined me $50. the judge warned me that if i am detained again, i will go to prison and will be banned from travelling abroad. despite the threats, many iranian women are refusing to cover their hair. their campaign started after the death of mahsa amini nearly two years ago. the kurdish girl who was detained by the morality police for allegedly not wearing her hijab properly and died in custody. protests swept the country, and over 550 people were killed in the government crackdown. according to the un, the reappearance of the morality police in such numbers follows an orderfrom iran's commander—in—chief.

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Americas Newsroom

radicalize our population. and as paul pointed out, there is no way that a bunch of 18, 19-year-old students, idiotic students are organizing this by themselves. there are nefarious and subversive forces. students for justice in palestinian, they have allegedly connections to terrorist groups. the u.s. government needs to open up investigation and find out whether or not, for example, there is foreign money coming in to foment instability in this country. >> bill: we should watch that and in jerusalem about morality police are in the streets of iran and really a crackdown on women who do not wear the hijab. on fox nation, paul, your brian

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World Business Report

not a war footing, it is not ready a manifestation of what is going on with israel. it is really a state of oppression. today the government over the past week, ever since the start of that retaliatory attack against israel, has been cracking down on women for not wearing hijab is. so you see riot police on the streets beating women, harassing them, taking them and throwing them into vans. the same kind of thing which triggered those nationwide protests. so a lot of people are saying, "hey, we are being repressed at home by a government that doesn't seem to care are about our opinion," so there is a lot of issue in terms of the regime losing a lot of its popular base. and even worrying some regime supervisors that going on a war footing two worrying some regime sympathisers is putting on a war footing, you are weakening public opinion and driving the people and the public into the israeli arms and

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FOX and Friends

though they claim assaults are down in new york. they say anti-semitism incidents have jumped 110% since the october 7th attack. more than 60% of the incidents reported in new york city -- in new york city but overall assault are down 25%. >> lawrence: i questioned if google would do the right thing. i have to applaud them for taking some type of action here. they said following the investigation, today we terminated the employment of 28 employees found to be involved. we will continue to investigate and take action. >> brian: keep in mind joe biden's own staff was protesting him and his attitude. they got to keep their job. >> ainsley: keep in mind that these people are protesting hamas going into israel on october 7th. they don't want -- they are not in support of the israelis on that attack? also, in iran, iran, i just saw this video, it shows the iranian morality police officers shoving these ladies in their vans and arresting them for not wearing the hijab.

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