Iran now using their Good Women to help arrest women not dressed right
 

[Women join Iran's 'ambassadors of kindness'
who snatch other women from the streets

On the same day Iran launched
its first ever attack on Israel,
Tehran intensified a less-noticed war at home.
Sky News has analysed dozens of videos showing
incidents of Iranian authorities targeting women
for not properly wearing their hijab according
to the regime's sharia law.]

https://news.sky.com/story/videos-sh...srael-13122087

If you are in Iran
why not keep the hijab on?

You are risking being arrested
by traditional women & Police.

If you're a slave, why not keep doing what your owner says?

Good on those women who don't wheesht to their barbaric "government."

I think Arista and his commentary is just there to try and wind people up.....

No I think
it is dangerous for any lady
to not dress with the hijab.

It is the religion of that nation.

Well I'll never go there. Barbaric regime.

Sure
it is a nation stuck in the past
on Womens hijab

It wasn't like this in the 70s.
But now they have sharia law, which thinks nothing of killing people.

Also BBCnewsHD have

Very Tragic


[Secret document says Iran security
forces molested and killed teen protester]


https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-68840881

Women used to control women, its all very Handmaids Tale

There are some very brave women who do not comply

Yes it is

Imo the women that are helping the Iranian Government enforce the law on what other women should wear are not good people imo.

It may be an extreme viewpoint to have for some people, but imo women should be allowed to wear any clothing that they want to wear, it should be nobody else's business.

Yes hence I put "their"
as the Iranian government,
run Iran.

Protestors are now having to pull back and hide

As traditional Iranian women
are happy to help police arrest these troublemakers.
That's the nation they want.


Iran is not like the UK
it is their right to ensure
women dress the way they are told
even if its 2024

It's their right to force women to dress a certain way, and it's my right to not like them for it.

Hypothetically, if Susan Boyle later on today decided that she wanted to dress up in BDSM gear for the day, then that's her right to do so.

And that's taking into account my own eyes if I caught pictures of her in that attire.:joker:

And don't worry Susan Boyle fans, I am no beauty either, so rest assured that I am self-aware.:laugh:

And my original point being, that it should be the same in every country (and I do mean every country) women and men should be allowed to wear whatever they want to wear, just as long as they're at least wearing something.

[It's their right to force women to dress a certain way,
and it's my right to not like them for it.]


Yes Good Point Mock

So very grateful not to have been born an Iranian woman.