The 'Woman, Life, Freedom' uprising is considered a pivotal point in the freedom-seeking struggles of the Iranian people during the Islamic Republic's rule. This movement changed protest patterns, street discourse, and established a new generation of Iranians as the main body of civil and political campaigns for liberation. The core of this movement consists of young women who have been activists over the past year, risking their lives for freedom against the forces of suppression.

Iranian authorities are implementing the use of smart cameras in public places to identify and send warning messages to women who violate the country's hijab law. This move is part of efforts to enforce the mandatory dress code, which has been widely protested following the death of a young woman in custody for allegedly breaking hijab rules. The state-aligned Tasnim news agency reported that the police aim to prevent tension and conflicts while preserving values and maintaining community mental health and peace of mind.

A CNN investigation has revealed a network of black sites in Iran where authorities allegedly engage in severe torture and abuses. The investigation, which included satellite imagery and witness testimonies, identified at least two dozen such sites where due process is ignored. The Iranian government has not responded to CNN's request for comment on these allegations.