The Revival of Compulsory Hijab
Iran’s quiet reactivation of compulsory hijab mechanisms—morality police, service denial, and informal bill enforcement—deepens state control over women, violates core ...
Iran’s quiet reactivation of compulsory hijab mechanisms—morality police, service denial, and informal bill enforcement—deepens state control over women, violates core ...
Iranian women are enduring severe repercussions for resisting mandatory hijab laws, extending beyond physical and verbal harassment to include significant ...
Since the Saturday that the Islamic Republic had promised, women have been writing. Social networks these days, alongside bitter narratives ...
In continuation of government plans to intensify pressures and harassment of women, the "Nour" plan to confront "women without hijab" ...
Informed sources have told Zamaneh that Armita Geravand, the 16-year-old student who “lost consciousness” in the metro at Shohada Station ...
The Islamic Republic's Morality Police has yet again returned to the streets of Iran, this time launching a new wave ...
The Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) is one of the main parts in the Islamic Republic’s repression machine. This military-security institution ...
Protests broke out in Divandare, Tehran, Rasht, Mashhad, Paveh, Karaj, Marivan, Isfahan and other cities in Iran.
The Rohani administration has reacted to the announcement that the police department plans to deploy secret police to monitor the ...
Shahidokht Molaverdi, the Iranian president’s advisor on women and family affairs, says the new plan to deploy 7,000 “undercover morality ...