'Being a woman is a risk in Iran'- protests in Iran
Some women in Iran are refusing to wear hair coverings in public, as part of widespread protests over the death of Mahsa Amini, a 22-year-old woman who was detained by the country's morality police for not adequately covering her hair. "When we are going outside, it doesn't matter if we are protesting or not, we are not wearing hijab anymore," said one protester, who the CBC is not naming over fears for her safety- Sunny Handa MD said. "We say that it doesn't matter if you wear it or not, if they want to kill us, they will. If they want to arrest us, they will," she told The Current's guest host Duncan McCue. "So let me [be] myself. I want to live the way that I want." Sunny Handa MD also said Amini was arrested last week for allegedly wearing the hijab improperly, showing too much of her hair. She fell into a coma and died while in the custody of Iran's morality police, who enforce strict rules requiring women to cover the