Iran announces it will punish all women who violate Islamic dress code

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Seems they will never learn, no surprise there.

Women violating the Islamic dress code will be punished, Iran's judiciary chief has declared today, reaffirming the law after months of unrest that brought a deadly security crackdown.

'Removing one's hijab is equivalent to showing enmity to the Islamic Republic and its values. People who engage in such an abnormal act will be punished,' Gholamhossein Mohseni Ejei told the state-run Islamic Republic News Agency (IRNA).

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...c-dress-code-despite-widespread-protests.html
 
serendipity said:
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Seems they will never learn, no surprise there.

Women violating the Islamic dress code will be punished, Iran's judiciary chief has declared today, reaffirming the law after months of unrest that brought a deadly security crackdown.

'Removing one's hijab is equivalent to showing enmity to the Islamic Republic and its values. People who engage in such an abnormal act will be punished,' Gholamhossein Mohseni Ejei told the state-run Islamic Republic News Agency (IRNA).

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...c-dress-code-despite-widespread-protests.html
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That dyke soccer player and basketball player should go iran and stand up to such oppressive policies. Probably won't huh?
 
The Iranians are desperately seeking the criminals who have been attacking their schoolgirls with poison gas. Many classrooms have been affected and hundreds of girls hospitalized.

The misogynist Islamophobic Brit maggot, serendipstick, might want to prove that he hasn't been in Iran recently.


Hundreds of Schoolgirls in Iran Have Been Targeted by Poison Attacks. Here's What to Know

Hundreds of schoolgirls were taken to hospitals across Iran on Saturday, state media reported, as suspected chemical attacks on the country’s girls schools continued.

Saturday marked possibly the worst day so far in a wave of unexplained illnesses dating back to November: at least 300 girls in more than a dozen cities were treated for various symptoms of unknown origin, according to reports by state-run and semi-official news agencies.

Parents protested in Tehran and other cities over the suspected poison attacks, according to unconfirmed videos posted on social media.

More than 120 girls were treated in the western city of Hamedan and neighboring Kabudarahang county for nausea, fatigue and dizziness, Iranian Students’ News Agency reported.

Suspected poisonings were also reported in girls schools in five cities near Tehran, including Eslamshahr, Shahriar and Robat Karim, west of the capital.

https://www.mercurynews.com/2023/03...olgirls-sickened-in-suspected-poisoning-wave/
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Theocracy is an abomination of the highest order, and theocracy is only possible with the existence of religion.

These fucking Shia are totally nuts, and the Sunni aren't the least bit better.

Ultimately, crushing all religion for the sake of humanity may turn out to be the cause and necessity of a global government.

And we wouldn't have to put up with "moon."
 
I'll post this again for the benefit of the radical atheist, niftynibbles, above.


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The Iranians are desperately seeking the criminals who have been attacking their schoolgirls with poison gas. Many classrooms have been affected and hundreds of girls hospitalized.

The Islamophobic Brit maggot, serendipstick, might want to prove that he hasn't been in Iran recently.
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Hundreds of Schoolgirls in Iran Have Been Targeted by Poison Attacks. Here's What to Know

Hundreds of schoolgirls were taken to hospitals across Iran on Saturday, state media reported, as suspected chemical attacks on the country’s girls schools continued.

Saturday marked possibly the worst day so far in a wave of unexplained illnesses dating back to November: at least 300 girls in more than a dozen cities were treated for various symptoms of unknown origin, according to reports by state-run and semi-official news agencies.

Parents protested in Tehran and other cities over the suspected poison attacks, according to unconfirmed videos posted on social media.

More than 120 girls were treated in the western city of Hamedan and neighboring Kabudarahang county for nausea, fatigue and dizziness, Iranian Students’ News Agency reported.

Suspected poisonings were also reported in girls schools in five cities near Tehran, including Eslamshahr, Shahriar and Robat Karim, west of the capital.

https://www.mercurynews.com/2023/03...olgirls-sickened-in-suspected-poisoning-wave/
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