Anger in #Paris over #Iran ‘spy’ charges against French couple detained in Tehran https://t.co/tnHgtmFXYj pic.twitter.com/6ntJUnLyVW

— Arab News (@arabnews) October 7, 2022

Nasrin Sotoudeh was re-imprisoned in 2018 for her legal representation of and advocacy for women protesting compulsory hijab laws. She told @TIME, “We expect support from everyone, because we are defending our common values and principles.” https://t.co/CAoq79sGqk #IranProtests

— PEN America (@PENamerica) October 7, 2022

@lrozen https://t.co/2pkoUAVvBP

— William Coffman (@Coffman_Law) October 10, 2022

Any meaningful change in #Iran must involve workers, teachers, and their official and unofficial unions. The strike at the chemical refinery in Asaluyeh may be one of the very first steps. Oct 10, 22.#IranProtests2022 pic.twitter.com/3nK1VySBjQ

— Maziar Bahari (@maziarbahari) October 10, 2022

Workers at a complex of refineries crucial for Iran’s massive offshore natural gas field protested Monday over the death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini, online videos appeared to show. It’s the first time the unrest has threatened Iran’s oil and gas industry. https://t.co/lAHb2frMX0

— The Associated Press (@AP) October 10, 2022

Notable: Iran's former minister of intelligence, Mohseni-Ejei, has over the last two decades been one of the most ruthless enforcers of Iran's Islamist dictatorship. He's now expressing contrition and saying they will reform. Cracks starting to appear. https://t.co/xt96KmEMmE

— Karim Sadjadpour (@ksadjadpour) October 10, 2022

An excellent from @ksadjadpour on what the Middle East and the world might look like if the Islamic Republic was replaced by a representative government that was accountable to Iranians and pursued Iran's national interests. #MahsaAmini‌ #IranRevolution2022 https://t.co/8nAHqdZAIT

— Roham Alvandi رهام الوندی (@DrRohamAlvandi) October 10, 2022

My latest for @ForeignPolicy #Iran’s Hijab Protests Are of Raisi’s Own Making

Iranian President Ebrahim #Raisi emboldened the morality police to bolster his wobbly administration. The opposite has happened#Mahsa_Amini | #مهسا_امینی https://t.co/np8KZrRfJz

— Kourosh Ziabari (@KZiabari) October 10, 2022

My interview with #Nika_Shakarami's mother:

"Like Nika, I have been against compulsory hijab since I was a child. But my generation was not brave enough to protest," Mrs Shakarami told me.

"Generation Z" have been at the forefront of protests in Iran.https://t.co/gZuqk1pYCF

— Parham Ghobadi (@BBCParham) October 10, 2022

On the same day regime's judiciary chief claims he is open to "dialogue" his court charged musician Shervin Hajipour with "propagating against the system" and "inciting violent acts" and banned him from leaving country for publishing the song, "Baraye" https://t.co/5XZNzLC5Pe

— Borzou Daragahi (@borzou) October 10, 2022

Nika Shakarami and Sarina Esmailzadeh were killed by Iranian security forces after joining the widespread protests in the country. Their bodies were handed back to their families bruised and disfigured. They were both just 16. https://t.co/4zQOYld0Qb

— The New York Times (@nytimes) October 13, 2022

Unnamed group inside Iran published charter of “women, life, freedom” movement.

1- Our goal is to establish the "Republic of Iran". The secular state does not interfere in any kind of religiosity (including beliefs and rituals); foreign policy based on national interest.
1/8 pic.twitter.com/V6IBotX9Rq

— Borzou Daragahi (@borzou) October 14, 2022

Incredible footage, today 15 October, from Ardabil, where an attempt by regime agents to force girls at a high school to attend a pro-Khamenei rally ended in violence this week. Look at the number of older men involved in the protest. Feel the hatred they have for the regime pic.twitter.com/kInb2ARkcH

— Borzou Daragahi (@borzou) October 15, 2022

It feels like a dream to watch this video.

Am I watching a movie?

Young school girls, no older than 10-12, with their headscarves in hand, march confidently down the Iran street while chanting, "women, life, freedom!"#MahsaAmini #ZhinaAmini pic.twitter.com/XcyqnjIhNc

— Yashar Ali (@yashar) October 17, 2022