Nationwide protests commenced before noon.[127] At al-Zahra University, President Raisi posed for a group photo at one location on campus, while women protestors elsewhere on the campus shouted "Death to the oppressor".[128] Protests took place in Saqqez and Sanandaj. A video of a woman shot dead in Mashhad circulated; the killing was compared to the 2009 killing of Neda Agha-Soltan. Protests also took place in Tehran, Isfahan, Karaj, Shiraz and Tabriz.[128] Strikes were held in Saqqez, Sanandaj, Divandarreh and Mahabad.[129] With the protests having entered a fourth week, the governments semi-official news agencies tried to play down the protests in Tehran, by saying there were only "limited" demonstrations, and said that the Bazaaris had closed their shops out of fear of damage, denying that there was a strike.[130] A man was killed behind his steering wheel in Sanandaj; state news agency IRNA blamed it on "counter-revolutionaries" and denied security forces had used live rounds.[130] A state-run live-television broadcast was hacked by a group of protesters calling themselves Persian: عدالت علی, romanized: ʿEdālat-e ʿAlī, lit. 'Ali's Justice' at around 18:00 local time.[131] The disruption showed an image of Ali Khamenei being targeted by a set of superimposed crosshairs while being surrounded by flames, captioned with various agitative slogans directed at the television audience and the verse "The Blood of Our Youths Is on Your Hands" accompanied by audio recordings of the chant Woman, Life, Freedom.[132][133]