Ahoo Daryaei, an Iranian woman who undressed in protest against compulsory hijab laws at a university in Tehran, has been released without charges. Her arrest prompted international condemnation, with calls for her release from organizations like Amnesty International. Iranian authorities stated she was treated for illness and returned to her family, while concerns were raised about the government’s practice of labeling women activists as mentally ill. This incident parallels the ongoing struggles against obligatory hijab enforcement in Iran.