Iranian actors stage silent protest without headscarves
PARIS: A group of Iranian actors have staged a silent protest without their headscarves in a gesture of solidarity with demonstrations sparked by the death of Mahsa Amini, a video posted on social media showed.
The death of Amini, 22, who had been arrested by the notorious Tehran morality police, has triggered more than two months of protests which pose the biggest challenge to the clerical regime since the 1979 Islamic revolution. In the video, the actor and director Soheila Golestani, wearing black, walks into the shot, and turns around to reveal she is wearing no headscarf. She stares into the camera.
Nine other women then join Golestani to make the same gesture, as do five men. Golestani posted the video on her Instagram account late Sunday, writing: “The performance is over and the truth has been revealed.”
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