Iran: Crackdown on women’s rights fuels female brain drain
By DW
28 September 2023 |
10:06 am
Iran has long seen many of its brightest emigrate in search of a new life. Now the oppression of women and the feminist movement is helping drive an exodus of female graduates.
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