Iran cracks down on women's rights activists ahead of protest movement anniversary
- At least 11 women's rights activists were arrested in Gilan province, Iran ahead of the anniversary.
- Additional arrests of activists, filmmakers and former protestors also occurred in Tehran.
- The arrests are part of increased government detentions and raids targeting the 'Woman, Life, Freedom' movement.
- Iranian officials claim 12 people were arrested in Gilan province.
- The 'Woman, Life, Freedom' anniversary marks one year since the start of protests over women's rights.