On the first anniversary of the Mahsa Amini protests in Iran, the country witnesses the implementation of snap checkpoints and purges in universities. These measures reflect the Iranian government’s ongoing efforts to suppress dissent and maintain control amid mounting discontent. The Mahsa Amini protests were sparked by the tragic death of a young woman during a police crackdown, drawing attention to issues of police brutality and human rights abuses. The government’s response, marked by increased security measures and university expulsions, highlights the broader challenges Iran faces in addressing public grievances and maintaining social stability. The anniversary serves as a reminder of the complex dynamics within Iranian society and the enduring struggle for civil liberties and political change in the region.