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Global singing sensation Shakira has also extended support to the protesters who are revolting for their freedom of expression.

Digital Desk: Outrage sparked across the globe at the death of a 22-year-old Kurdish-Iranian woman, Mahsa Amini. At the global level, people are voicing their opposition to "morality police's brutal treatment" of Amini, who was arrested for not wearing a hijab. Iranian women have taken to the streets in protest against hijab and have reaped support from many celebrities and political leaders.

Global singing sensation Shakira has also extended support to the protesters who are revolting for their freedom of expression.

Shakira shared a glimpse of Iran's protests on Twitter. In the picture, one of the protesters was holding a portrait of Amini. Sharing the picture, the singer wrote, "My heart is with Mahsa Amini’s family and with the women and schoolgirls of Iran and all those fighting for freedom of expression."

About Amini

A Kurdish-Iranian woman named Mahsa Amini was arrested on September 13 for not wearing hijab. As per reports, she was severely beaten in the police van, which led her into a coma. Amini died from her multiple injuries three days later, and her death led to protests and condemnation from Iranians. Although the police released a video in which Amini could be seen falling flat in the police station, protesters alleged that she suffered horrific injuries while in police custody.







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