The United Nations has put November 25 on the calendar as the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women. To commemorate this holiday, we bring you an interview with Iranian Moujan Mirdamadi about the ongoing protests and discrimination against women in her home country.   Moujan Mirdamadi, 30, is from Tehran. She has lived in Prague since 2008, when her dad, a journalist, got a job at Radio Free Europe. She studied philosophy in Britain and now works in cultural research and writes philosophical texts. In Prague, she became involved in the Woman Life Freedom CZ movement, which supports Iranians revolting against the Islamist regime led by Ali Khamenei and the government of President Ebrahim Raisi. The organisation