mahsa amini's death had inflamed long-held grievances here.he regime of discrimination. amid escalating clashes between protesters and security forces the regime launched a series of offensives in the kurdish areas. awin has been gathering evidence about what happened. >> (clapping in rhythm, chanting) >> (speaking farsi): >> narrator: yahya, who is now in exile, was one of the protest leaders in the city of mahabad. (sirens wailing) >> (speaking farsi): (guns firing) (man shouting in world language) >> (speaking farsi): (weapons firing) (man exclaimin in world language) (weapons firing) (woman screams in distance) (automatic guns firing, woman gasping softly) (sobbing) (guns fire, people screaming in distance) >> (speaking farsi): (guns firing) >> narrator: in a statement at the time, iran's revolutionary guard said it was confronting "terrorist separatist groups" in the kurdish areas, and that "dealing decisively with terrorists is our mandate." (explosion pounds in distance) (guns firing, man panting) (man murmuring) (guns firing, man panti

you've mentioned these _ death named mahsa amini.mentioned these protests and they've been going on for a year — to what extent is there momentum at the moment? , . . ., , ., moment? they have certainly waxed and waned. — moment? they have certainly waxed and waned. and _ moment? they have certainly waxed and waned, and the _ moment? they have certainly waxed and waned, and the protests - moment? they have certainly waxed and waned, and the protests did i and waned, and the protests did indeed begin to die down around february this year, february and march, and that's because the government has been hugely repressive, there were massive arrests, over 500 people died during the protests, and many people have been sentenced to death and executed since the protests. and this is really signalling that the islamic republic has no intention of compromise or change, or trying to appeal to its very divided population. in advance the september anniversary of mahsa amini's death, but also of all the other young people who also died in the prot

is what makes it so significant, because we're only a month away from the one year anniversary of mahsan who died in custody of the morality police after allegedly violating the country's strict dress code. now, that event led to protests across the country and led to a movement that the government struggled to contain. what we're seeing now is a push and pull between a government that wants to protect the mandatory hijab and women in iran who are openly defying it, because as you'll see here, the streets of iran in places like the capital tehran, don't look like they did a year ago before these protests erupted. now, the bill itself is called the hijab and chastity bill. and what it would do is enforce new punishments and hefty fines on women who violate this law. but what is also concerning is the fact that iran's parliament has invoked article 85. that means that a parliamentary committee can now review the bill behind closed doors and then ratify it. now, once it's approved by iran's powerful guardian council, mps would then vote on whether it would be enforced on a three to five ye

and in advance of the september anniversary of mahsa amini's death, but then, also of all the other youngnd is looking pretty similar to how it was yesterday — sunshine and showers, but i don't think the showers will be quite as heavy, or certainly not quite as widespread as what we had yesterday. but again, eastern parts of the uk will see some of the heaviest of the thunderstorms and showers today, whereas further west we've got this weather front bringing light and patchy rain to northern ireland in between some good spells of sunshine. so for the rest of the day, it will stay rather cloudy with outbreaks of rain across northern ireland, skies brightening up from the west later. western scotland, western parts of britain seeing some sunshine. most of the heavy showers will be affecting eastern scotland and eastern parts of england, again, some torrential downpours in a few places. and top temperatures 21—22 celsius here, high teens further north and west. so for the reading and leeds festival today, i think the better chance of staying dry will be across reading. for the leeds festival

and in advance the september anniversary of mahsa amini's death, but then, also of all the other youngtoo popular? the people of one austrian town certainly think so. their home in the mountains is believed to be the real—life inspiration behind the disney film frozen. it's known for its pretty views and glacial trails, but its also known for mass tourism. the world heritage site has just over 700 inhabitants, but gets up to an estimated 10,000 visitors a day during high season. and now some locals have had enough, and want the tourists to "let it go". they've been protesting against mass tourism by holding a sit—in inside the mountain tunnel that leads to the town. they're calling for limits on the number of day—trippers visiting their town. and one of those residents is andrea zimmermann, whojoins me now. andrea, welcome to the programme. tell me what's happening in your village, in your town?— tell me what's happening in your village, in your town? yes, we have mass tourism _ village, in your town? yes, we have mass tourism for _ village, in your town? yes, we have mass tourism for

the same relatively they took off the streets of iran after the death of mahsa amini.t women are still openly defying the mandatory hijab law despite a violent crackdown by the islamic republic. and that is going to worry the establishment there because they see any threat to the mandatory hijab as a threat to the islamic republic itself and they are going to want to stamp it out. and we'll leave you with some live pictures — zookeepers in singapore are holding a birthday celebration for the first panda cub born in singapore. the panda party is for �*le le' — as he turns 2! he is enjoying his presence. —— presents. stay with us here on bbc news hello there. this upcoming week looks to be one of mixed fortunes. we're starting the week off with low pressure, much like we had over the weekend, but it could be really quite wet across england and wales in particular on monday. then from tuesday onwards, high pressure starts to build in. that'll settle things down, it'll turn drier and also warm up by the end of the week, but also turn more humid. and there is an increasing

is what makes it so significant, because we're only a month away from the one year anniversary of mahsa after allegedly violating the country's strict dress code. now, that event led to protests across the country and led to a movement that the government struggled to contain. what we're seeing now is a push and pull between a government that wants to protect the mandatory hijab and women in iran who are openly defying it, because as you'll see here, the streets of iran in places like the capital tehran, don't look like they did a year ago before these protests erupted. now, the bill itself is called the hijab and chastity bill. and what it would do is enforce new punishments and hefty fines on women who violate this law. but what is also concerning is the fact that iran's parliament has invoked article 85. that means that a parliamentary committee can now review the bill behind closed doors and then ratify it. now, once it's approved by iran's powerful guardian council, mps would then vote on whether it would be enforced on a three to 5 year trial basis, what they call an experimental

nearly a year after the death of 22-year-old mahsa amini in the hands of the so-called morality police, the uprising caused by her death may have beey putdown. countless women have been defying the clerical choosing not to wear the hijab. and now the regime is lashing out with a campaign of renewed oppression, announcing the return of morality police patrols. >> translator: being a warm in iran is now harder than ever. because of all of the attention, our privacy and safety is a wish. you should always be worried and careful about police. >> reporter: this youne iran. >> translator: the morality police are often in metro stations and sometimes on the streets. they warn you, if you disobey, they take videos. >> reporter: and that's not all. authorities are considering a draconian new bill that would make failure to abide by the strict islamic dress code a more severe offense with harsh penalties including five to ten-year yale sentences and fines of more than $8,000. this may be just a warning to intimidate those who dare to dissent. but an intensified crackdown has been well under way,

mahsa khavari of the sda news agency told about the memories of the mother of the martyr , the defenderthe shrine of the martyr mustafa sadrzadeh. died from hazrat abulfazl, peace be upon him, said to me, "my son, according to your opinion, i promise to give you a good soldier, a book that narrates the life of martyr sadrzadeh from his childhood, when he became a young commander of the resistance front, the book "soldier of the ninth day" written by naima montazeri in 9 chapters and with the efforts of publishing houses. rahiyan published by mustafa is another story of shahid sadrzadeh, a book from the point of view of his wife and razieh, the traders were coming and going, they were injured several times, four cuts were very severe . the book is published by narratif fatah it has been published and now it has been published . we must help. we knocked on every door, wherever we went, take the dead to syria. since two years, neshader has become a well-known commander in the right defense front. he was one of our best commanders. he kept him warm. according to brood, he was martyred on hi

fortunately, this year , with the measures that were taken, we are actually using mahsa and the percentageborder traffic in a logical way. it has come close, that is, at the moment , for example, i would say two borders of bashmaq, considering that last year, they allocated one percent of the traffic to themselves, this year this number has increased to over 10 percent, this shows that the information that was done was able to guide people to a rational choice. dear drivers , have a nice day. god bless you, to monitor the traffic situation of arbaeen pilgrims on the other side of the borders, we also entered the territory of iraq with them. crossing the tamerchin border terminal is the first issue before the pilgrims and transportation . important field observations show that there are enough means of transportation. there is, of course , how much money the pilgrims have to pay for transportation to ardabil iran fifty-fifty after an hour passes and in the area of ​​soran, dear sunnis, we really reach the city of erbil, the distance from the tamrchin border of this city is about 4 hours. th

a year after the death of 22-year-old mahsa amini in the custody of the so-called morality police, theprising sparked by her death may have been crushed by a bloody crackdown but not the will of those standing up for their most basic of rights. countless women have been defying the clerical establishment, choosing not to wear the compulsory hijab. and now the regime is lashing out with a campaign of renewed repression, announcing the return of morality police patrols. >> translator: being a woman in iran is now harder than ever. because of all the attention. our privacy and safety is a wish. you should always be worried and careful about police. >> reporter: this young woman we're not identifying for her safety spoke to us from inside iran. >> translator: the morality police are mostly in metro stations and sometimes on the streets. they warn you if you disobey they take video or photos. and normal people who are still on the government's side work like paparazzi. >> reporter: and that's not all. authorities are considering a draconian new bill that would make failure to abide by the s

this is nearly a year after mahsa amini's death killed while in custody of the morale it i police. >> reporter: iran's brave women are fighting for their freedom with acts of defiance like this, out on the streets without the mandatory hijab. this video shows a woman harassed and called a criminal for refusing to cover up. the days of being afraid of you are over, she says. nearly a year after the death of 22-year-old mahsa amini in the custody of the so-called morality police, uprising sparked by her death may have been crushed by a bloody crackdown but not the will of those standing up for the most basic of rights. countless women are choosing not to wear the hijab. and now the regime is lashing out with a campaign of renewed oppression announcing return of morality police patrols. being a woman in iran is now harder than ever because of all the attention, our privacy and safety is a wish. you should always be worried and careful about police. this young woman we're not identifying for her safety spoke to us from inside iran. the morality police are mostly in metro stations and s

turned into books prince of rome, the book that is being adapted this time in the field of literature, mahsa khavari of the sed and sima news agency, thank you very much, very literate, until another part of the news , data has turned 70 years old on august 28 , 1332, and as a result, the government of mossadegh was in office. it was removed from the shah's dependent regime, he came to power in 1953, he plans a coup d'état and joins england, when he employs 155 of his own dependents and mercenaries . black by inciting and manipulating the social conditions of iran a month before the coup, you are trying to stir up chaos in iran and create this mentality among the citizens that the mossadegh government has lost control of the situation and fueled insecurity in this way . the new york times in 2020 freedom of information law the release of old classified documents has released 200 pages of declassified information about the history of the cia's activities , including the role of the british spy service's cia in the august 28 coup in iran, followed by madeleine albright, the secretary of state.

i called from mahsa , they said that the paper was found from you, and he said, is it possible to have the paper that you were gone for 24 days ? he says that the way is for us, i took a hand, that the holy land does not come to everyone who is on this way, and he is serving, he should perform sajdah in gratitude to this place thousands of times, god bless you, because you have to be the servant of aba abdallah , if you work with shabgard, our hearts are very resistant to you. you have been invited, respect and love hossein so that we can do what is difficult, but when you if hossein is the manager, it will be very easy to carry out all the work in this way. it is very easy to solve these problems . god bless you and persevere. may god bless you with a secret tip . was he a driver or a driver who has been using salt spray for more than 10 years? he told karbala with a trailer for free, "brothers of the bakers, who in the excruciating heat, next to the burning oven of this visitor's bread, and he assured me that when i came, we intended to bake only sugar bread and to bake the wheat bre

mahsa, son, mother of 12 sessions, very respectful like many syed al-shahdas, we have a shortage because of the lack of letter 72. with time and our mother, you have to undergo dialysis in 12 sessions, and i am lamenting for 4 sessions in the charity avalanche. i am short of 8 sessions. among the diseases , there is an increase in special and incurable patients afghan immigrants have become residents of the islamic republic of iran . cash aid will be provided from afghan countries . kabul, afghanistan will be provided from european countries. god willing, it will continue, or more needs have increased. the custom of fatemiyeh thursdays, our correspondent has visited the families of the families whose child's body has been missing for 3 years after the investigation of martyr seyyed ali hashemi at the age of 20 in the aleppo region of syria was martyred by additional terrorists when seyyed nematabad of tehran returned to me. afghanistan called me that i want to go to war in syria to defend the shrine, pray for me, i called me, i saw that i love you so much, my friend , call my mother, she

i called from mahsa. they said that the paper was found from you . he said, "can you remove the paper from your coat? you have been gone for four days , aren't there thousands of missing papers?" we didn't see and the driver, the driver who came now to call tired he is saying to me, i took a hand in the holy land, not everyone can go to it, you are placed in this way , and sir, he is serving, he has to perform sajdah in thanksgiving here thousands of times, why did you deserve it, because you have to be a servant of aba abdallah, if you work with shabgard, our hearts are very resistant to you. these two are divided, respect and love hossein so that we can do what is difficult, but when hossein himself is the manager, it will be very easy to carry out all the work, it will be easy to solve the problems that are on the way, it will be very easy to solve these , god bless you and persevere. may god give you health to the tunnel of dreams. were you a servant or a driver? for more than 10 years , he has been taking the salt spray to karbala for free. that

mahsa khavari of the radio and television news agency of the labor and social welfare cooperation says that the new phase of the electronic kalaberg is welcome. it is good and the government is looking for new similar actions to increase this reception. in the new stage of the electronic goods list plan , it includes three revenue gates in karbala and it has been started in the name of mardad , if the busy person spends half of his subsidy on buying 11 basic goods. slow credit plan the subsidy will be increased by 120 thousand tomans. since the beginning, more than one million households have used this opportunity. now that we are at your service , we have a second increase in participation compared to the previous plan, and it has been well received compared to the first phase of the plan. this nowruz, 204,000 households received 120,000 tomans incentive credit. iqbal iqbal has become more suitable . we are drawing new iranian roads and bridges. 15 fuel stations in tehran, which were faced with car plates due to the restriction of harvest , have returned to normal conditions. the purp

now employees can refer to mahsa refer to pak.ir system and if there are documents, i will take the nextps to enter our system at the same time in 5 other borders of the country . register now, give me the place of birth, 15 and 15 minutes do you have time, i don't have any delay here, the documents were immediately based on the discussion of queues, in terms of not having a back, yes, we are based on the queue they will have and they will go to the customs entrance gate of the astara border terminal and enter the clearance and exit procedures. does the country give priority to the timing of courtship for other endings , it should be placed after the end, but we should finish at the same time. we launched and now, appointment should be done through the system. appointment is based on in-person referrals. do you have any additional explanation? please provide an additional explanation that, in any case , the discussion of astara, god willing, the ministry of roads and urban development with the help of other relevant institutions, including nato customs , is a completely interdepartmental

mahsa khavari of the broadcasting agency. the works of golestan palace became news only for tehran's world heritage . during the restoration of berlian hall, qajar period tiles were discovered. the tiles of the golestan palace were created in different periods. various original iranian tile works can be seen in this art and architecture . the golestan palace's berlian palace in the west of tehran started two weeks ago. and reading it was the constitutional law, now the museum decided to determine the arrangement of the objects based on an old painting of the hall of that time, until when we happened to separate the broken ear, we realized that exactly the tiles that were in the painting of abul hassan there is a third khan, which is left on the side of the closets, despite the fact that long before the other tiled parts of golestan palace were under restoration , the tiles were removed from the wall according to the existing protocols. the workshop after commenting on the growth of areas that are already on the remaining tile

the movement of people at the borders to be better managed in a logical manner, in fact , the use of mahsa and the percentage of border profit in fact , it has come close to each other, that is, at the moment, for example, two borders bashmaq, taking into account that last year they allocated one percent of traffic to themselves , this year this number has increased to over 10 percent , and in fact, traffic at the khosravi border has increased significantly compared to the last two or three years. it seems that the information provided was able to guide the people to a rational choice. ali hamzaei , the first vice president of the sed and sima news agency, in the game at the cultural center of the community of arbaeen popular activists , considered the people to be the focus of arbaeen activities and said that the government and the governments they simply cannot have a plan to facilitate that with pointing to the actions of the government in creating cheap and easy journeys of faith for the people, he said that the work should be left to the people so that this great cultural flow continu

this year, with the measures that have been taken, we have seen that , in a logical way, the use of mahsa and the percentage of border traffic have actually approached each other. i mean, at the moment, for example, i would say two borders of bashmaq last year they had allocated one percent to themselves, this year this number has increased to over 10 percent, and this shows that the information that was done was able to guide people to a logical choice . the software announced on the web that people who want a car can use this software and other pilgrims to reach the border by land. i had two passengers officials of the arbaeen headquarters advise those who go to the borders of iraq to take other pilgrims with them in order to reduce the cost of travel. it is really difficult to get a response request in this short period of time, or is it good to inform, this number comes to three average people on the route, those who are eager for this route and bring less pressure and fleet of public transport, now arbain insurer has designed a web program. who makes arbaeen for the pilgrims private

mahsa khavari of sed and sima news agency, the 10th retail auction of property has started, the organizationof collection and sale of property has announced. this the auction continues until 20:00 tonight. the situation is very bad. this is the description of the bad situation of the warehouses of the property organization before 1400. we were faced with a large amount of different and heterogeneous goods . 13 years left here, the reason for depositing a large amount of goods in the property warehouses was the failure to determine the legal case of the property quickly and the proposals were the most complete obstacle to the organization of the property, holding a traditional auction for the sale of these goods, which speeded up the sale of the property and the participation of the people. it lowers the maximum number of public auctions in person, increasing the possibility of corruption and canceling the auction. for the first time, the second and the third time, i want to come and participate. i have faced a particular mafia for 1 year that this mafia does not allow me to buy. now, with th

not covering their hair after nearly a year of mass protests following the death if not murder of mahsa amini? >> i think the two are separate, like it's separate from the nuclear deal and all those others. but you're absolutely right that the protests, the crackdown, the harsh penalties, imprisonment, even extrajudicial executions in the wake of mahsa amini's death and the protest movement has caused the united states and other countries to sort of slow down negotiations. it just wasn't palatable. it wasn't politically palatable to be able to do that. and that's one of the road blocks that the hostage negotiations ran into. and i think that what you're going to see, though, some have suggested is potentially it's a de-escalation between the united states and iran, at least until the end of the election. >> all right. christiane amanpour. remarkable reporting. thank you so much as always. cnn is on the ground in hawaii where unprecedented wildfires have caused widespread destruction. crews are fearing they're going to find more victims in the rubble. we're going to take you there. strug

fortunately, this year, with the measures that have been taken to the logical way is actually the use of mahsa and the percentage of border traffic are actually close to each other, that is, currently, for example, the two borders of bashmaq, considering that last year they allocated 12% of the traffic to themselves , this year this number has increased to over 10. the percentage has increased and this shows that those notifications which has been able to guide the people to a rational choice, the ministry of roads and urban development announced that from august 28 until now, 26,130 and 70 internet taxis have been taken to the western borders of the country , and the company is offering a new service to tehrani citizens for arbaeen travel. the divine monthly trips of arbaeen trips from august 28th, internet taxi companies have started serving pilgrims. maxim company along with tapsi and snap will take pilgrims to the six western borders . it is a comfortable trip that is cheaper compared to the bus, according to the ministry . road and urban development so far 26,737 trips to the western bord

it is almost a year since the death of mahsa amini — arrested by the iranian revolutionary guard forab properly. last year the movement for "women life freedom" exploded onto the streets of iran, and beyond, but in the country it was met with breathtaking brutality. more than 500 were blinded deliberately, thousands more arrested. but women are still defying the morality police, despite a renewed crackdown invloving mass surveillance, risking violence and incarceration. the bbc cannot operate in iran — many of our colleagues instead broadcast impartial news into the country from this very studio, which we share with bbc persian. the internet, too, is restricted, and for many it's a crime to talk to western media, but newsnight�*s emir nader and producer ali hamedani talked to people inside the country to give us this virtual tour of iran after the women life freedom protests. is this iran as you imagined it — the theocracy where women can't sing, dance or even show more than theirface and hands in public? videos that have been shared widely online, and yet these women could be arrest

in fact, the use of mahsa and the border percentage have actually come close, that is, now, for example, they say two bashmaq borders, considering that last year one percent this year, this number has increased to over 10% the fact that the traffic in the khosravi border has increased significantly compared to the last two or three years, and this shows that the information that has been provided has been able to guide the people to a logical choice. mehran, the communication with the news agency was established with the reporter of the tv news agency in mehran. hello mr. salami , i told you how the pilgrims' traffic situation is now at the mehran border and at what time the border is closed for quieter traffic that manages its time better. greetings from kings brings news to all dear viewers it was noon news, an hour ago, i was preparing the report. well, i am present at the border of mehran kaman . well, there was a lot of crowding and crowding . first of all, people should listen to what i can say last night, the commander of the border guard had, and time management means putting 12

fortunately, this year, with the measures that have been taken and in a logical way, the use of mahsa and the percentage of border traffic have actually come close, that is, at present. for example, i will say two borders of bashmaq and notice that last year it was one the percentage of traffic was allocated to themselves. this year, this number has increased to over 10%, and this shows that the information provided was able to guide people to a rational choice . the ceremony was announced by sardar montazer al-mahdi, who said that the systems are designed in such a way that each system registers and passes within 41 days, and this makes it easier for pilgrims to cross the border than last year. he said that since the first of safar, more than two million arbaeen pilgrims went out compared to the same period in the year in the past, we had a 17% increase in the departure of pilgrims. in general, about 45% of this number came from the mehran khan border. 27% came from the shalamcheh border. about 12 % left the khosravi border. it is interesting to know that we had an 81% increase in ex

this year, fortunately, with the measures that have been taken, the use of mahsa and the percentage of border traffic have actually come close to each other. that is, now, for example, they are saying that the two borders of bashmaq and toram keni, which last year allocated one percent to themselves, this year this number has increased to over 10 percent, and this shows that the information that was done was able to reach the people. guide hajj and ziarat organization to a logical choice from launching the software arbaeen with the name hamyar arbaeen is designed to facilitate the journey of pilgrims. the software is designed to facilitate the travel of the pilgrims and to track the affairs of the missing . it is designed to show the location of schools and medical centers offline and online. to download and install this software, they can refer to the hamyar zair system at the point of com. a long distance is not an obstacle to visit the shrine of imam hussain (peace be upon him). pakistani pilgrims go to karbala from distant places by receiving special services, including exemption f

in september last year, mahsa amini, a 22—year—old kurdish iranian woman, was detained by morality policedy sparked mass protests in iran. translation: despite numerous arrests, injuries and deaths, - people didn't retreat. we were hopeful. nine months ago in the kurdish city of buchan, in northwest of iran, iranian security forces fired 300 pair shot pellets at sima, causing severe injuries. translation: i could hear them shouting, "she needs— a blood transfusion. " an islamic revolutionary guard shouted, "throw her out the hospital." i could hear everything, i struggled to say, "don't let me die," yet i couldn't talk. nine months after my injuries, i still take strong painkillers. my right hand is paralysed. sima has multiple open fractures, with her elbow bearing severe damage. the pellets caused significant tissue destruction. her doctors considered amputating her arm if the infection continues. translation: my relatives knew. i was protesting against the regime. i was warned, for the sake of my daughter, i shouldn't protest. i always replied, "i protest for a better future for my dau

made about by the iranian woman, domestically and outside this country as well, after the killing of mahsari. the question of whether or not this is a actions face to those people, seeing the american government negotiate with the current iranian regime. >> i think, first of all, we have to separate the two issues. the freedom and safety of american citizens held wrongfully anywhere in the world has to be a priority of the u.s. government. so while i can understand that people were upset about the idea that funds be released to the iranian regime, you also can't ignore them into oblivion. in the meantime, they are abusing and greatly mistreating americans. and so that is a priority that we have to respect and acknowledge. the other thing that i would say is that these funds that are going to go back to iran, however they are going to be used, are not funds that are controlled by the u.s., they are not funds that have ever been in the u.s., there are funds that are held in korea oil revenue. it went into specific counts over the years. these sorts of accounts of have existed since 2012 when