Iran's Theocrats and Security Forces at Odds Over Hijab Enforcement
In the aftermath of nationwide protests, tensions are rising among the Iranian establishment.
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In the aftermath of nationwide protests, tensions are rising among the Iranian establishment.
This is Part 2 of an article, the first of which appeared yesterday. Historical Christian communities and converts in Iran Iran's Christian and other minority religious communities are subject to monitoring, restrictions, constant harassment, and judicial procedures. Recognized minority religions, according to Article 13 of Iran's constitution, include Zoroastrianism, Judaism, and Christianity. In general, non-Islamic
Historical Christian communities and converts in Iran Iran's Christian and other minority religious communities are subject to monitoring, restrictions, constant harassment and judicial procedures. Recognized minority religions, according to Article 13
The Islamic Republic of Iran issued a new order to the police to enforce the country's strict control over women, stating if a woman fails to wear a hijab in a vehicle, the authorities can impound the car after a warning. The Middle East Media Research
AAIRA's Lawdan Bazargan told the Post that the "Islamic regime of Iran is a gender-apartheid regime that has no respect for women, human life, or human dignity."