Tehran. Anti-hijab girls in Iran have started a war of resistance against the dictatorial government. Many anti-hijab girls have moved to Kurdistan, located in the west of Iran, after police and army repression in the cities. These girls are undergoing military training with Kurdish fighters here.
Kurdistan fighters are staunch opponents of the Iranian government. Shocked by the influx of anti-hijab girls, the Iranian government detonated a massive bomb here on October 3.
It is also said that 25 Kurdish fighters were injured in this attack. It is noteworthy that Masha, who was killed last month for not wearing a hijab, was also a Kurd. According to the human rights organization Hanaway, about 250 anti-hijab girls arrive in Kurdistan daily. For the past 50 years, an armed movement has been going on for Kurdistan, separate from Iran.
Anti-hijab girls from the Iranian cities of Sanandaj and Sakiz escape from the Iranian army and reach Irbil on the Iraqi border. 19-year-old Rezan (name changed) said, “My life was in danger during the journey of about 10 to 12 hours. If the Iranian army had seen me, they would have shot me.
20-year-old Sakina, who participated in the anti-hijab movement, said that she was brutally beaten by the police. Then he decided to go to Kurdistan. I told my mother that I would give my sister the freedom to live. I came to Kurdistan with this feeling. I have seen young women in Iran living under the restrictions of a dictatorial government, but now they will soon have their freedom.
Kurdistan Freedom Party’s General Hussain Yazdanapana said that Iran has exceeded all limits by brutalizing anti-hijab girls. Young women from there are joining our movement. The Iranian government is bombing our areas. The war is raging, retreat is out of the question. Now the decision will be made.
Iranian female athlete Elnaz, who went without a headscarf in a rock climbing bout in Seoul, appeared at the Ministry of Culture on Thursday. He was asked about participating in sporting events without wearing a scarf. Elnaz’s brother was also interrogated by the Ministry of Culture for two days.
The family members fear that Elnaz may be arrested. His life is also in danger. Elnaz went to South Korea to participate in the Asian Rock Climbing Championship from October 10 to 16. She was not wearing a hijab while rock climbing.
In Iran, the police are also repressing minors to suppress protests against the hijab. Asra Panahi, a 15-year-old schoolgirl, died after being beaten by the police. Asara was one of the few girls who refused to sing in praise of the supreme leader. Earlier on October 9, 16-year-old Abolfzal Adinezadeh was shot dead by the police.
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