Since the fall of 2022, the women of Iran have confronted the authority of the Islamic Republic of Iran after one young woman died in the state's custody. Ali Kadivar of Boston College views the advocacy of those brave women in the context of the struggle for democracy around the world.
Episode Duration: 27 minutes and 3 seconds
Episode Number: 1003
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