<br /> <p>An anti-hijab protest group posted a video on February 5 showing a woman in a wheelchair waving a headscarf tied to a stick from the mountains over looking Tehran.</p><p>My Stealthy Freedom, the name of a group started by Masih Alinejad</a>, an Iranian living in New York</a>, has been posting a series of videos that show Iranian women removing and waving their hijabs in defiance of Iran’s laws which mandate that they be worn in public.</p><p>The woman in the video carries a sign which reads: “First I am a woman, then [I am] disabled.”</p><p>Videos of Iranians</a> publicly removing or waving hijabs have been posted online daily since late January, when footage of Vida Movahed’s protest</a> against the hijab laws was shared widely.</p><p>Movahed was arrested for the protest and later released</a>. More arrests followed. Credit: My Stealthy Freedom via Storyful</p><br />
