This authorities Iranians Confirmed arresting two people women for not wearing islamic veil. According to a video posted on social networks, a person pouring yogurt on their heads in a store was attacked by both.
The recording went viral. Inside you can see two customers approaching a small food shop where several people buy. One has an open head and the other has a black scarf.
Then a man from the street comes and starts talking to them. After that The man grabs what looks like yogurt from one of the shelves and pours it over their heads. The shopkeeper immediately leaves the counter and pushes the attacker out of the store. Another man leaves the store, chasing after the attacker.
Iranian judiciary confirmed arrest of two women According to the news of the judicial news agency Mizan, the person accused of disturbing public order was also arrested.
That same Saturday, the head of Iran’s Supreme Court, Gholamhosein Mohseni Ejei, ordered judges in the Iranian judicial system to prosecute “any abnormality against the law and ‘sharia’ or Islamic law.”
Specifically, he asked To prosecute any incident that “occurs in the public sphere and disturbs beliefs”, According to the US Iranian Radio Farda radio station, during one protest, he referred to actions where women did not wear Islamic headscarves on the street or in recordings on social networks.
Authorities are obliged to report these cases to the competent judicial authorities for their decision, and these judicial authorities must be equally diligent in managing these cases.
in the last days, which coincide with the beginning muslim holy month Ramadan, Reports and arrests increased because women did not comply with Islamic rules regarding the headscarf, and men did not comply with the day fasting implied by Ramadan.
The courts will tackle everything that threatens the psychological and physical security of the people with all their might, and will prevent the violation of public rights and non-compliance.”
In this sense, any movementIt is contempt for the system of the Islamic Republic of Iran and its “values”. and denounced that Iran’s “enemies” abroad are those who support these crimes.
In September, the most intense wave of protests in decades broke out in Iran after the arrest of young Kurdish-Iranian Mahsa Amini in Tehran for allegedly not wearing an Islamic headscarf properly.
On the same Saturday, conservative MP Hüseyin Ali Hayi Deligani gave the Judiciary a two-day deadline. “Eliminate the legal loopholes regarding chastity and headscarf” otherwise Parliament will pass a new law.