briefoniran.com - Iran regime's official defends forced veiling

briefoniran.com

Brief On Iran endeavors to report on topics related to the Iranian resistance movement

Home

Saturday, 04 September 2010

Mid-East & World

Special Reports

Human Rights Report
A comprehensive report on the state of human rights in Iran Researched and prepared by the National Council of Resistance of Iran Foreign Affairs Committee

Complementary instant approval to receive B.O.I. by e-mail

Islamic Fundamentalism
Islamic Fundamentalism The New Global Threat By Mohammad Mohaddessin

Login Form

ATOM 0.3

OPML

Iran regime's official defends forced veiling

PDF

Print

E-mail

Monday, 21 May 2007

NCRI – The advisor to the Minister and head of Women's Affairs in Education Ministry, Zahra Soweizi called the Iranian women's positions 'very humiliating,' in a meeting in northern city of Sari on Sunday, May 20.

She said: "Those who leave the cycle of Islamic dress and veiling are in the territory of animals." The state-run IRNA news agency quoted Soweizi and called this policy as 'obeying the rule of God.'

< Prev		Next >

Democratic Change
Iranian Resistance has potential to bring about democratic change in Iran Text of Mrs. Rajavi 's speech in the Council of Europe in Strasbourg

Women's Role

Importance of women Role in political leadership

Iran-EU Talks

Delay in UN Security Council Action favors Tehran

Middle East Talk

Democracy taken hostage by Islamic fundamentalists ruling Iran

eBook: Islamic Fundamentalism The new Global Threat - By Mohammad Mohaddessin

Nuclear Revelations
Mohammad Mohaddessin Iranian regime seeks Islamic Empire

Meddling in Iraq
The danger of the mullahs' interference and terrorism in Iraq is greater than its nuclear threat Mrs. Rajavi's message to a conference in London on human rights in Iran and mullahs’ meddling in Iraq

© 2010 briefoniran.com