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- Iranian Comics Forced To Comply With Sharia Law
The New York Times wrote about Iranians who've written and drawn comics, and how their work must conform to the dictates of Islamic law (aka sharia): Many young Iranian artists admit to a passion for comic books from the United States and Europe....
- Islamic Justice
March 6 2009 Tehran, Iran. An Iranian woman living in Spain said Wednesday she welcomed a Tehran court ruling that awards her eye-for-an-eye justice against a suitor who blinded her with acid. Ameneh Bahrami, 30, told Cadena SER radio, "I am not doing...
- There's A Crack Appearing
There's a crack appearing in the Iranian regime albeit a small one but it's a start. Students have been rioting recently and have been voicing protests against the regime. Ordinary people in the street have been also protesting against the Religious...
- Mane[ia]
As decent human beings let's weigh this out shall we? Are these veils more important than human suffering and dignity? Why is there such a profound importance placed on the wearing of the veil? For they are only pieces of cloth. Simple pieces of cloth....
- How Enlightened Iranians Treat Women's Rights Protesters
Activists and police at the June 12 protest(kosoof.com) PRAGUE, June 13, 2006 (RFE/RL) -- Iranian police violently dispersed a women's rights gathering in one of Tehran's main squares on June 12. Activists said...
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Iranian woman dances on Tehran’s metro in protest against laws
Iranian woman dances on Tehran’s metro in protest against laws
An Iranian woman protests against ‘oppressive’ laws for women by breaking two of them as she dances in public on Tehran’s subway without a veil covering her hair
- Iranian Comics Forced To Comply With Sharia Law
The New York Times wrote about Iranians who've written and drawn comics, and how their work must conform to the dictates of Islamic law (aka sharia): Many young Iranian artists admit to a passion for comic books from the United States and Europe....
- Islamic Justice
March 6 2009 Tehran, Iran. An Iranian woman living in Spain said Wednesday she welcomed a Tehran court ruling that awards her eye-for-an-eye justice against a suitor who blinded her with acid. Ameneh Bahrami, 30, told Cadena SER radio, "I am not doing...
- There's A Crack Appearing
There's a crack appearing in the Iranian regime albeit a small one but it's a start. Students have been rioting recently and have been voicing protests against the regime. Ordinary people in the street have been also protesting against the Religious...
- Mane[ia]
As decent human beings let's weigh this out shall we? Are these veils more important than human suffering and dignity? Why is there such a profound importance placed on the wearing of the veil? For they are only pieces of cloth. Simple pieces of cloth....
- How Enlightened Iranians Treat Women's Rights Protesters
Activists and police at the June 12 protest(kosoof.com) PRAGUE, June 13, 2006 (RFE/RL) -- Iranian police violently dispersed a women's rights gathering in one of Tehran's main squares on June 12. Activists said...