Continuation of Civil Disobedience and Government Response; Formation of Three Hundred Legal Cases Under the 'Chastity and Hijab' Plan

While domestic media report on the intensification of harsh measures regarding 'improper hijab' and 'disobedient' women, a newspaper affiliated with the IRGC states that the situation of 'improper hijab' has worsened. The news website 'Entekhab' reported on Wednesday, June 14, citing the police spokesperson, that legal cases have been formed against three hundred citizens in line with the 'Chastity and Hijab' plan, stating: 'Since April 15 of this year, over 99,000 text messages regarding hijab violations have been sent to vehicle owners.' According to 'Entekhab', Montazeralmahdi added: 'Owners of vehicles who receive hijab violation messages will receive a system seizure message upon a second violation, and subsequently, their vehicle will be seized. So far, two thousand physical seizures have been executed, and over four thousand cases of violators have been referred to judicial centers.' The police spokesperson also emphasized the continuation of crackdowns on locations and businesses, stating: 'Since April 15, the police have been monitoring hijab and chastity issues in places, shops, public spaces, and cyberspace, introducing violators to the judiciary.' Simultaneously, the 'Javan' newspaper affiliated with the IRGC wrote: 'Improper hijab is becoming more widespread daily, from educational centers to hospitals, recreational areas, and shopping malls, from movies and home series to the streets and public spaces, and inside taxis, buses, and subways.' The writer of this newspaper expressed concern over the spread of civil disobedience regarding 'hijab', adding: 'Various individuals in every position and role easily mock Islamic values and exacerbate the problem of improper hijab without being compelled to comply with current laws.' The writer of 'Javan' ultimately called for the expansion of laws and punishments regarding hijab to confront women who refuse to comply with mandatory hijab. The parliament is urgently reviewing the 'Chastity and Hijab' bill; Zahra Rahnavard: 'It is disgusting.' Resistance of a woman against an abuser and defender of mandatory hijab in a medical center. Preventing a woman from entering the Shiraz metro because she refused to wear mandatory hijab. Public concerns: power outages and water shortages; Islamic Republic's concern: women's clothing. The Tehran prosecutor's office filed a complaint against Shaghayegh Dehghan, an actress. Intensification of the wave of athlete migration; a national taekwondo champion seeking asylum and the migration of two Olympic skiers. Issuance of an 'arrest warrant' for Azadeh Samadi and Leila Bolukat due to opposition to mandatory hijab. Presence of women without headscarves in the Ministry of Interior hall; 'Abolish the mandatory hijab law.' Opposition to mandatory hijab.