From Hijab to Helmets: Iranian women’s motorcycle movement exposes Khamenei regime’s growing fear?

For the first time since the 1979 Islamic Revolution, women in Tehran openly ride motorcycles - defying licensing bans and patriarchal taboos. Backdropped by the legacy of Mahsa Amini, social pushback, and shifting police attitudes, these scenes mark a “quiet revolution” for independence, choice, and women’s rights in Iran’s capital. HT's Aayesha Varma brings you more.