Watch: Iran's IRGC agents attacking a girl who did not wear hijab

Iran's Ayatollah regime freaking out as Iranian women defy threat of decade-long jail sentence by flooding the Internet with photos of themselves without headscarves as an act of protest against the Islamic oppression of women in the Islamic Republic of Iran. The protest of women in Iran against gender apartheid is expanding. As you can see in the video below, a woman who did not wear a hijab inside her car got out to confront with the regime supporters who startrd harassing her. When she pulled out the camera, Regime agents beat her and forced her to leave. This is how women are treated in Iran if they do not obey Islam's modesty laws. Fake feminists in the West normalizing the hijab, While Women in Iran discarded it in protest against actual oppression. American-Iranian human rights activist, Masih Alinejad, gives voice to the oppressed Iranian people. Please show the Iranian people that they are not alone by sharing the video down below!

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Do you know how scared Iran's regime is of our #MyCameraIsMyWeapon campaign against forced hijab?

They're actually very scared.

The moment this unveiled girl turns the camera on a pro-regime supporter, he starts saying my name.

This is how we empower ordinary women in Iran pic.twitter.com/uZR0L7EcoU

— Masih Alinejad 🏳️ (@AlinejadMasih) February 3, 2020