June 2023
French Council of State: Football Federation has the right to ban hijab in women's competitions
The French Council of State ruled that the Football Federation can ban hijabs in women's competitions, igniting debates on secularism in France. This decision follows…
Harsh Criticism from a Cleric Against Khamenei: With This Economic Situation, the Clergy's Turban Will Be Trampled
Shahabuddin Haeri Shirazi, a cleric and son of a former Friday prayer leader, criticized Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei for his policies and the suppression of…
Continuation of Student Protests and a Big 'No' to the Islamic Republic; Expulsion of an Active Student from University
Student protests against the Islamic Republic continue in Iran, highlighted by the expulsion of Alireza Baradaran Shirka from Amir Kabir University for his activism. The…
Former Supreme Court Judge: Statements by Mazandaran Police Chief are 'Absolute Crime'
The police chief of Mazandaran province called for extreme measures against alleged criminals, prompting backlash from legal experts and social media users who labeled his…
Mandatory Hijab at Tehran University of Art; 'Many' Protesting Students Arrested
Protests at Tehran University of Art against mandatory hijab have led to the arrest of many students by plainclothes forces. The situation reflects broader civil…
Tehran University Students Express Solidarity with Protesting Art University Students
Students from Tehran University have expressed solidarity with their peers at the Art University who are protesting the mandatory hijab. They condemned the actions of…
Nazila Maroufian Fired Due to Her Account of 'Special Forces Encounter' from Her Workplace
Nazila Maroufian, a journalist previously imprisoned for interviewing Mahsa Amini's father, was fired from her new newspaper job after revealing her experience of harassment by…
Sit-in at Art University Against Mandatory Hijab; 'Security Chief' Attacked Students
Students at the Art University protested against the mandatory hijab, leading to a violent confrontation with the university's security chief. The situation escalated with reports…
Government Discrimination in 'Command Economy'; A Labor Activist: Female Workers Are Deprived of 'Remote Work'
Labor activist Simin Yaqoubian highlights discrimination against female workers in Iran, particularly in the private sector, where they are denied remote work opportunities unlike their…
Elnaz Rekabi Participates in First Global Tournament After 'Hijab Controversy' with Property Bail
Elnaz Rekabi, an Iranian climber, participated in her first international tournament since competing without a hijab, facing government pressure and restrictions. She was allowed to…
Final Version of the 'Hijab and Chastity Bill'; Employee Rights Reduced for Violating Mandatory Hijab
The Iranian government has finalized a bill imposing strict penalties for violations of the mandatory hijab, including salary deductions for employees and fines for individuals.…
Intimidation on the Coast; Radan Says We Will Monitor and Confront Unveiled Women at Beaches
The Iranian police are intensifying efforts to monitor and confront women not adhering to hijab laws at beaches, as announced by Police Commander Ahmad-Reza Radan.…
Poisoning of Girls This Time in Afghanistan; 60 Students Hospitalized
Around 60 Afghan girls were poisoned at a school in Sar-e Pol province, leading to hospitalization. This incident follows the Taliban's ban on most teenage…
Criticism from the Secretary of the Promotion of Virtue Headquarters on the Hijab Bill: It Lacks Practical Fieldwork, Only Focused on Criminal Law
The Secretary of the Promotion of Virtue Headquarters criticized the new 'Hijab and Chastity' bill for its lack of practical fieldwork and reliance solely on…
For the First Time, an Iranian Woman Wins World Taekwondo Gold
Nahid Kiani has made history by becoming the first Iranian woman to win a gold medal in taekwondo at the World Championships. This achievement highlights…