Former political prisoner discusses life under Iranian regime
A top Iranian official says the country is scrapped its so-called morality police but there has been no confirmation from the broader regime of the plan. Azam Jangravi, a former political prisoner and Iranian women's rights advocate, joined CBS News' John Dickerson on "Prime Time" to discuss what life is like for women in the Islamic republic.
UP NEXT
UP NEXT
-
LeBron James breaks NBA's all-time scoring record
CBS News -
Damar Hamlin honored for community service
CBS News -
IRS tells taxpayers in some states to delay filing returns
CBS News -
2 children dead after bus hits Canadian day care center
CBS News -
Officials ramp up security ahead of Super Bowl
CBS News -
Biden delivers fiery State of the Union address
CBS News -
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin on Chinese spy balloon
CBS News -
Search for earthquake survivors continues in Turkey, Syria as death toll rises
CBS News -
How Biden's 2023 State of the Union compares to past speeches
CBS News -
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell discusses league's progress on diversity and injuries
CBS News -
GOP lawmakers interrupt Biden during State of the Union
CBS News -
Doctors Without Borders aid worker discusses earthquake relief efforts in Turkey, Syria
CBS News -
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin provides update on China balloon incident
CBS News -
Republicans heckle President Biden during State of the Union
CBS News -
LeBron James "a very worthy successor" to Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Bill Rhoden says
CBS News -
Former NFL all-pro safety Malcolm Jenkins talks efforts to combat the effects of brain injuries
CBS News
