Recently, Iranian women protested against wearing Hijab in Iran. They removed the black dress in public. Angry protesters brought down the national flag. The trouble began after the death of Mahsa Amini, a 22-year-old Iranian woman who was arrested by the morality police. The angry women removed their mandatory headscarves in the capital city, Tehran. The protesters included not only women but also men, who chanted slogans against the Shia Islamist government of Iran headed by Ali Khamenei. While women chanted, "Death to the Islamic Republic." Mahsa died after being in coma for three days in Tehran. She was arrested on September 13 by the police during her visit to the capital city. She belonged to Saqqez, her hometown, where angry protesters vandalized the Iranian national flag. Iranian women have taken to online protests. They posting videos of chopping their hair, burning hijab Although, the police has clarified that there was no physical contact between them and Ma...