Iran's protesters are crossing the regime's red lines

Over the past three decades, Iran has seen popular protests for a variety of reasons. For example, university students, particularly at Tehran University, protested in 1999 in response to restrictions on their freedom of expression. Protests again broke out across the country in 2009 following the hotly disputed reelection of Mahmoud Ahmadinejad as president of the republic at

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