Notices by b9AcE (b9ace@todon.eu), page 9

Also many universities across Rojhelat and all Iran on student strikes, sit-ins and other protests today as part of the antiauthoritarian feminist revolution against the Iran-regime, demanding freedom for political prisoners and freedom in general.
Here as an example is Beheshti University's faculty of Education and Psychology, Tehran, today.

A̲t̲ ̲L̲e̲a̲s̲t̲ 326 people, including 43 children, have been killed by the Iran-regime's "security" forces in the ongoing countrywide protests sparked by the murder of Jîna/Mahsa Amini by "morality" police in Tehran.
https://iranhr.net/en/articles/5583/

Imagine if this was you on the way to work or whatever... :-))
Shiraz subway, southern Iran, yesterday united in singing an antiauthoritarian feminist song recently made an instant classic by the Iran-regime arresting the author for writing it.

For a change of perspective, here's a look at the classrooms today in Soore University, Tehran, while the students remain on strike for freedom.

Iran's forces bombed Başûr/northern Iraq again, in likely continuation of its previous bombing campaign against refugees and exile opposition parties on the pretext of them being the cause of the protests of millions of people all across Iran, which were caused by the regime's forces murdering Jîna/Mahsa Amini in Tehran because they didn't like the clothing worn by the fashion clothes shop owner.
https://www.hawarnews.com/en/haber/roj-news-iran-targets-village-in-sulaymaniyah-and-the-sdekan-district-of-hawler-h33666.html

The antiauthoritarian feminist protests continue, of course, across Rojhelat and all Iran also today.
Here's an arbitrary sample from Qurwe/Ghorveh in Rojhelat/NW Iran.

"Kurdistan, Kurdistan, the graveyard of Fascists",
again today in Saneh/Sine/Sanandaj of Rojhelat/NW Iran.

The drum of antiauthoritarianism and feminism today at the protest in Tehran University of Art's Faculty of Cinema and Theater. :-)

The School of Environment at the University of Tehran today was filled with martyrs for freedom, while the students were on antiauthoritarian feminist strike.

Tehran University's north branch today united in antiauthoritarian feminist singing.

I keep getting something in my eye... ;-)

Central Tehran today.
"Death to the dictator!"

Grammy Award winning musician Kayhan Kalhor in concert today.
Well, you can see what they play for yourself. ;-)

"Freedom, freedom, freeedom!",
today at the Faculty of Literature and Humanities at the University of Isfahan.

"Women, life, freedom!
If we don't stand united, we will fall one by one!"
Today at a north-east central metro/subway station in Tehran, about 5km from the Tehran HQ of "morality" police.

Pars Higher Education Institute of Art and Architecture (another university in central Tehran) today,
for example declaring the harshest repressed Sanandaj (east Kurdistan/NW Iran) and Zahedan (Iran-held part of Balochistan, in the south-west) to be the "shining light and eye of Iran".

The unity is the key to this revolution's success.
Every socio-economic class, every ethnicity, men and women, hijabis and non-hijabis, every geographic area, everyone standing together in antiauthoritarian feminism.

I just keep thinking of how it would be commuting to work and this, "death to the dictator" was a unity of commuters.
Also today, in Tehran.

You can't tell me this ain't a revolution.

Girls school rising up for freedom today in in Shiraz, south Iran.

Also from Tehran's subway today (sorry, I like those),
declaring the end of the theocracy and recalling the martyrs for freedom.

The constantly rebellious central city of Isfahan, Iran, tonight, where wearing of hijab remains voluntary since many weeks, non-hijabis and hijabis standing united in "freedom, freedom, freeedom!"

The men and women of Tehran united in the metro/subway in a challenge-response based untranslatable chant wherein the women declare themselves to be free women.