A woman in Iran died after being arrested because she did not wear a headscarf.

Since the Islamic Revolution in 1979, Iran's streets have not seen women who have dispersed their hair for many years. Iranian law stipulates that all women over 7 years old must wear headscarves in public and cover their bodies with loose and colorful clothes. Those who violate the regulations will be arrested by moral police, facing "re -education", fines, whipping, and even jail ...

Because the judgment criteria are very broad, many women are arrested only because they show a few strands of hair, or their clothes are too tight. In the past 40 years, Iranian women seem to be accustomed to obeying the requirements of clothing and pay attention to their clothes at any time. However, in the past few days, everything has changed ...

A large number of women stepped on the street with their hair, waved their headscarves, then ignited it, watching it swallowed by the flame!

They were not crazy, they were calmly angry.

Because of the death of a girl, Iran has a fierce protest movement across the country. There are women throwing their heads and burning headscarves everywhere, and some people cut their hair to protest ...

The dead girl is Mahsa Amini, who is 22 years old and is from the city of Sakitz, Kurdeistan.

According to UN News on September 20, the 22 -year -old Iranian woman Mahsa Amini was arrested by the Iranian "moral police" and died during the detention due to failure to follow the requirements of strict headscarves.

"From her arrest to the hospital to the hospital, there were only two hours in the middle." Ge Kirajash said that he strongly doubted that the police killed Martha. The Tehran police denied the statement that they said Martha died of heart disease.

This incident caused protests but was suppressed by the security forces violent. Nada Al Nashif, a UN Human Rights Agency Senior Commissioner, was shocked by Nada Al Nashif.

Nasifa condemned the reporter of the Chinese authorities unnecessary or excessively using force, and called on Iran to be the right to respect, rally, and social freedom in peace, assembly, and associations.

"Martha Ami's tragic death and her torture and abuse allegations must be investigated quickly, fairly, and effectively. In particular, the family members of Armyi must be confirmed by the independent authority. Get the truth. "

In some Iranian cities, including Tehran, Isfamo, Karaj, Mashhad, Rashtt, Sagaz, and Sannan Dajes, thousands of people went to the streets to protest the death of Ami. According to reports, the security forces used ammunition, shotgun and tear gas to fight back against the protests, causing at least two people to die, several people were injured, and many people were arrested.

(Interface News, Observer Network, etc.)

Edit: Zhao Shanshan

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