An app developed for police and approved volunteers is the latest effort by the Islamic Republic to enforce mandatory hijab
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Hacktivists Challenge the Islamic Republic’s Legitimacy
Transitioning from Physical Authoritarianism to Digital Authoritarianism
New pieces of legislation, and progress of old policies dominated headlines around Iran's internet this month.
Hijab crackdowns using "facial recognition and surveillance cameras" began this month, while weekly internet shutdowns in Sistan and Baluchestan continued.
Plans for tiered access to the internet are set to create a new front in digital rights challenges in Iran.
Iran enters the new year by announcing further technologically enhanced measures to enforce compulsory hijab laws and oppress women.