Aysan Ahmadi, a political activist, at the anniversary gathering of Mahsa Amini in Florence said that the “Women, Life, Freedom” movement showed the world that in the Islamic Republic, for “a few strands of hair,” a young person may lose their life.

Aysan Ahmadi, a political activist, at the anniversary gathering of Mahsa Amini in Florence said that the “Women, Life, Freedom” movement showed the world that in the Islamic Republic, for “a few strands of hair,” a young person may lose their life. She added that repression and executions have continued over the past four years.

Ahmadi also said that Reza Pahlavi, the prince, has a specific plan for the transition period and after the transition.