The hijab is a headscarf that covers the head and neck. It is worn by Muslim women as a sign of modesty. In Iran, the hijab is compulsory for women in public places. 
In Iran, the hijab is compulsory for women and has been so for many years. The Islamic Republic of Iran's constitution states that all women must wear the hijab in public, and the government has consistently enforced this law. In recent years, however, there has been a growing movement of women who are protesting against the compulsory hijab. These women are engaging in what is known as 'anti-hijab' protests, and they are doing so in increasing numbers.

The hijab is a symbol of the Islamic Republic of Iran, and the compulsory wearing of it is a sign of submission to the government. For many women in Iran, the hijab is a source of oppression and they see it as a symbol of their second-class status in society. The anti-hijab protesters are fighting against this oppression, and they are doing so in a very public way.

The Anti-Hijab protest is a movement that started in Iran in 2018. It is a protest against the compulsory wearing of the hijab. The protest is led by Iranian women who are against the forced wearing of the hijab.

The hijab is seen by the protesters as a symbol of the oppression of women. The protesters say that the hijab is a symbol of patriarchal control over women's bodies. They argue that the hijab is a form of gender discrimination and that it is an infringement on women's rights.

The protesters have been calling for the end of the compulsory wearing of the hijab. They have been holding demonstrations and marches in Iranian cities. The Iranian government has responded to the protests with a crackdown. The government has arrested and imprisoned several protesters.

The anti-hijab protesters are often arrested and imprisoned, and they face a great deal of violence and harassment from the government. However, they continue to fight for their rights, and they are gaining support from people all over the world. The movement is growing, and it is slowly but surely making progress.

The protesters, who are mostly women, have been demanding the repeal of the law and an end to the enforcement of the hijab in public spaces. The movement has been met with a crackdown by the Iranian authorities, with several protesters being arrested and detained.