2022年9月16日，22岁库尔德女性吉娜·玛赫莎·阿米尼在德黑兰医院去世1。阿米尼因被指违反头巾规定被道德警察逮捕，三天后被宣布死亡1。这一事件引发了伊朗全国规模的抗议浪潮，运动标语为"女性、生命、自由"1。女权活动人士普兰·纳泽米称该运动是"伊朗数十年来最大的社会文化变革"1。尽管政权最终镇压了这场运动，但它激发了伊朗女性的觉醒，许多年轻女性开始公开违抗政府的着装规定1。
伊朗政权继续推进更严格的头巾法案1。伊朗议会于2026年9月6日虚拟会议中敦促议长穆罕默德·巴盖尔·加利巴夫将拟议头巾法提交总统签署1。伊朗女性的抵抗运动由来已久。2006年，女权活动人士曼苏瑞·绍贾伊等人发起"百万签名"运动，目标收集100万个签名以改变针对女性的歧视性法律1。诺贝尔和平奖得主希林·埃巴迪和2023年诺贝尔和平奖得主纳吉斯·穆罕默迪曾因这些活动遭受国家镇压1。女性的抵抗与反抗着装规定的行动仍在继续1。
The death of Kurdish woman Jina Mahsa Amini in September 2022 became a turning point for Iran's women's rights movement.1 Amini, 22, was arrested by morality police in Tehran on allegations of violating hijab regulations and died three days later in a hospital.1 Her death sparked nationwide protests under the slogan "Woman, Life, Freedom," which activists described as representing the largest social and cultural transformation Iran had witnessed in decades.1
Although the Iranian government ultimately suppressed the 2022 demonstrations, the movement awakened widespread resistance among women.1 Many young women have since openly defied state-mandated dress codes, continuing their resistance even as the regime remains committed to enforcing stricter hijab legislation.1 In September 2026, Iran's parliament urged Speaker Mohammad Baqer Ghalibaf to submit a proposed hijab law to the president for signature.1
The current struggle builds on a longer history of feminist activism in Iran.1 In 2006, women's rights activists including Mansoureh Shojaei launched the "Million Signatures" campaign, which sought to collect one million signatures to change discriminatory laws against women.1 Prominent figures in the movement, including Nobel Peace Prize laureate Shirin Ebadi and Nagis Mohammadi, a 2023 Nobel Peace Prize recipient, have faced state repression for their activism.1
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