Two teenage girls were arrested by the Iranian ethics police who are nominated for dancing together in public places.
Tehran's twisted laws mean that the duo can face it now prison Time after Draconian officials described their clothes as “inappropriate” although wearing jeans and jumping.
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The viral shots released by the girls were released and posted on Instagram the eyes of the Iranian authorities.
In the video, the couple performs a dance routine designed together in front of the memorial of the unknown martyrs for the Defense War Memorial Monument in Tehran.
The memorial, designed by Italian architect Marcelo de Olivo, was built to honor the dead in the Iran and Iraq war between 1980 and 1982.
Ethics police are said to have detained women shortly after video downloading.
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Dancing was banned in strict groups in Iran Since the 1979 Islamic Revolution with officials, they have been called “wrong act.”
The Iranian authorities also said that the girl's clothes were “inappropriate”, according to international Iran.
The footage shows women wearing jeans.
One of them has a rupture of her salary, but there is no skin on display.
The same woman is also in the lump blue top that is covered with a convincing jacket.
A Clove color The bandage is also wrapped around its right hand.
Her friend has a multicolored jacket.
Both of them also hair It was revealed despite the morals that the police force all women to hide their hair.
An increasing number of young girls on the tip of these strict policies have sparked over the past few years.
It is also believed that women have been banned from their Instagram accounts after their arrest to spread dance.
The official punishment faced by women is still unconfirmed with Iran's well -known authorities that they support unfair charges against those who contradict the regime.
According to Article 637 of the Iranian Penal Code, dance is classified in public places as a “crime against public humility.”
People are in similar positions where women have been sentenced to skin by 99 lashes in the past.
In 2014, six young men and women were distributed on a year hanging sentences behind bars in addition to 91 lashes for a dance video.
They were arrested after they were arrested in a video of the successful Parrell Williams song “Happy”.
Tehran horror system
Women face more strict restrictions than ever in Iran through a new bill appointed to tighten the regulations that govern how they can wear their clothes and act in public places.
Draft He says that anyone found “naked or almost naked or wearing clothes that are inappropriate in public places” can be arrested without question and handed over to the judicial authorities.
People who refuse to comply can be prevented from leaving Iran or even putting on social media for up to two years if they publish content considered inappropriate online.
the law It has not yet been approved by the Tehran government, but the officers are already implemented, claiming many women.
It seems that women's footage at the airport is the latest example of Iranian women who are tired of compulsory veil laws.
Again in November, an Iranian student stripped courage to her underwear after she was attacked by moral policemen on her veil.
Her clothes and head were torn during the alleged attack at Azad University of Science and Research in Tehran, according to Iran's international reports.
Footage shows that the woman is sitting near a university before they are violently assembled in a car by the police.
According to what was reported, she was mentally accused and transferred to a nearby hospital.
This “veil revolution” was fueled by the death of Mahasa in 2022.
Amine died in the “Ethics Police” seizure in Tehran after his arrest because of his violation of the Iranian veil rules.
She was beaten to death to wear a “inappropriate” veil on September 16.
Women of all ages broke out from their compulsory veil in public demonstrations in challenging the frightening ethics police in the country.
Hundreds of people, including dozens of security personnel, were killed in a brutal campaign and thousands of demonstrators were arrested.
Reports also emerged on torture and death at the hands of officials.
Ethics Police in Iran
Under Iranian law, the roots in Sharia, women must cover their hair with the veil and wear loose long clothes.
The direction patrol – also known as the Ethics Police – is responsible for arresting women who violate the law of conservative dress.
In charge of respecting Islamic ethics, they spend their days in public places in public places to take strict measures on behavior and “non -healthy” clothes.
Women detained by police officers are given either a warning or assembled in a car and transported to a “reformist” or a police station.
Then they are lecture on how to wear clothes before releasing their male relatives.
Since the 1980s, many women have been beaten to death by the harsh ethics police, or have been tortured in false confessions.
Various clips this year showed its increasing presence, as the country collects a campaign of violence on women.
One of the disturbing video appears at the moment when the Iranian Police is taking a woman at the back of one of their patrol trucks.
Before that, a woman was photographed and attacking a girl on the ground while she was screaming – apparently because she did not cover her hair.
The video showed that the moral police kidnapped women from the streets and gathered them in trucks to wear jeans in public places.
Tehran announced a new campaign on “abnormal cases” of its religious rules under the “Nour Project” in April.
Post -Jerusalem reports indicate that the campaign against behavior was violent.
Sexual harassment, beating, arrests and TASERS were used all over the country.
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