Iran is using facial recognition technology to target women breaking hijab law
Activists protesting the death of Mahsa Amini raise concerns about privacy violations and the potential for profiling and discrimination.
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Activists protesting the death of Mahsa Amini raise concerns about privacy violations and the potential for profiling and discrimination.
The Iranian government is looking to use facial recognition technology in public places to catch women who breach the Islamic Republic's hijab laws. Mohammad
Iran is looking to use surveillance technology to look out for women who refuse to adhere to the country's modesty laws
Recently, the Iranian government has made arrests and given detentions as a response to the countrywide anti-hijab protests
The Government in Iran has announced that they are planning to start using facial recognition technology as a way of cracking down on a strict new hijab law.