Video of resistance (from Iran)

Still from the protest video showing a woman handcuffed to a chair, her long dark hair covers her face.
This electrifying video captures the essence of Iran's resistance, brilliantly exhibiting the unwavering skill, fervour, and bravery of those defying the oppressive rule of the Islamic Republic.
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