With Iran coming under daily attack from US and Israeli air strikes, the toll of the expanding war is adding up both physically and mentally for the country's 92 million people.
Iran's parliament is set to consider a draft law that would require single women up to the age of 40 to receive permission from their father or male guardian in order to obtain a passport and travel abroad. The proposal comes at a time when the Islamic regime is seeking to roll back women's rights on a number of fronts.
Iran's parliament, the Majlis, has passed a bill that deprives the legislature of the right to check three major regulatory bodies, in a move analysts say is likely to consolidate Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's power.
