Iranian women fans hoping to attend a football match for the first time in two years will have to wait — Tuesday’s World Cup qualifier…
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Women fans not to be allowed into Iran stadium after all
Iranian women fans hoping to attend a soccer match for the first time in two years will have to wait — Tuesday’s World Cup qualifier is to be played behind closed doors.
Worrying rise of women facing social harms in Iran
Social crises in Iran are increasing daily, and those who hurt most and without any support under the mullahs’ rule are Iran’s women.
New Iranian TV censorship rules ban women from eating pizza or wearing leather gloves on screen
New Iranian censorship rules have banned TV makers in the Islamic Republic from showing women eating pizza on screen, according to opposition sources.
Iranian women are treated as second-class citizens
The National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI), and the People’s Mujahedin of Iran (PMOI / MEK Iran), the religious regime’s Education Ministry will no longer hand over children’s report cards to their mothers, according to a news article published in a semi-official publication in Tehran.
More than 900000 Iranian women out of work post-pandemic
A recent report by the Statistical Center of Iran has put the unemployment rate across Iran at 9.6 percent this summer: an 0.1 percent increase on the same period last year. Also this season, though, the overall labor force participation rate – generally a better indicator of the country’s economic health – stood at just 41.1 percent: a decline of 0.7 percent.
No Pizza for women and men can’t serve women tea – Iran’s TV censorship gets weirder
On Monday, September 27, two separate items were shared by Iranian state-controlled media that brought the regime’s ridiculous censorship of women back to the fore. Amir Hossein Shamshadi, head of PR at Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting, no less, disclosed on his personal Instagram page that according to a recent “audit” of the organization, directors were no longer permitted to depict men pouring tea for women in their workplaces.
Iranians come together to defend woman shamed for singing in public
The man who said singing is ‘haram’ (sin according to some interpretations of Islamic religious text), was told to concentrate on the real problems plaguing the country…
Iranian regime women’s affairs vice president supports child marriage
The newly appointed vice president for women and family affairs in the Islamic Republic of Iran advocates the marriage of children in defiance of human rights critics who see the practice as sexual exploitation and abuse of young girls.
Newest member of Raisi’s administration becomes the only female official in the regime
On September 2, the Iranian regime’s new president, Ebrahim Raisi officially appointed Ensieh KhazAli as the new Women and Family Affairs director, becoming the only female member of Raisi’s administration.
14-Year-Old Mobina murdered in Lorestan in what Islamic Law Classifies as “Honor Killing”
On Monday, August 30, 14-year-old Mobina, who was from the Suri area of Lorestan Province was murdered by a family member in what is classified under Islamic Law as an “honor killing”.
