The Iranian uprising defies the constraining definitions of feminism, it presents to the world the crudest form of organised protest and collective outrage that speaks for each and every woman of Iran ...

Sara* had barely begun to take part in the protest near a square in the western Iranian city of Kermanshah. She, her sisters and their mother took off their hijabs ... from inside Iran’s network ...

The whole of Iran was shaken by protests of unprecedented proportions. The catalyst for this wave of popular indignation was ...

Iran has executed two additional people in connection ... and some women have burned their hijabs or cut their hair in protest. Some protesters have also called for an end to the Iranian regime. Two ...

Last month, a young woman went to work at Sarzamineh Shadi, or Land of Happiness, an indoor amusement park east of Iran’s capital, Tehran. After a photo of her without a hijab circulated on ...

Iran's hanging of protesters — and display ... that managed to take root across the country during the months of protest may yet survive the security crackdown — not least because the ...

Iran has detained a prominent chef ... Iranians have flooded the streets across the country to protest against a lack of rights, with women and schoolgirls making unprecedented shows of support ...

Iran’s judiciary has sentenced three men, including two 18-year-olds, for leading a violent protest on Sept. 21 in the northern city of Nowshahr. This is what we know about them so far ...

By September 18, protesters at the University of Iran were shouting what is now the protest’s slogan: “Woman, life, freedom,” in short, calling for the end of the regime. “This corrupt ...