Iranian Photographer Set To Shoot World Cup is Arrested and Disappears

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Iranian Photographer Set To Shoot World Cup is Arrested and Disappears
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An Iranian photographer, who was about to embark on his 'dream' of shooting the World Cup, has reportedly been arrested and imprisoned in his home country.

The Metro

that Amini’s arrest “probably happened to prevent him from doing his work professionally; reporting the protests means that his pictures would be published outside of Iran.” In a show of solidarity with people opposed to the country’s regime, the Iranian football team stood silent for the national anthem before their match against England on Monday.photos show what life looked like for Iranian women before the 1979 revolutionThe collection of pictures — which were taken in the 1960s and 1970s and featured in magazines and publications — reveals how much culture, fashion, and women’s freedom have changed in Iran.

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