Three people were killed during the demonstrations that have erupted since Saturday in his Kurdistan Iran after him death of a young woman after being arrested by the moral police.
THE Mahsa Amini22 years old who hailed from Kurdistan Province, was arrested on September 13 in Tehran which she was visiting with her family “because she was wearing inappropriate clothes” by the morality police, a unit tasked with enforcing the country’s strict dress code.
In Iran, as reported by APE-MPE, women are obliged to cover their hair when in public places. Also, the morality police forbid women from wearing short coats, above the knee, tight trousers and ripped jeans as well as brightly colored clothing, including.
Amini fell into a coma after her arrest and died on September 16 at the hospital where he had been treated, state television broadcast and the family said.
Activists allege he suffered head injuries while in custody. Iranian police rejected the accusations and launched an investigation.
Another member of parliament went so far as to propose her abolition of the moral police. “I believe that due to the ineffectiveness of Gast-e-Ershad to pass the culture of hijab, this unit should be abolished so that the children of this country will not be afraid when they meet it,” Moinodin Saidi said.
For the Organization for the Promotion of Virtue and Prevention of Corruption, an organization linked to the Iranian state, “we must stop arresting and extraditing people who don’t wear the headscarf properly because it results in exacerbating social tensions. The law needs to be amended to make it just a misdemeanor.”
Source: News Beast
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