7 so-called vices banned by Iran's morality police

[Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin]

Iran's morality police are at the center of ongoing protests raging throughout the country after the suspicious death of a young woman in their custody in September. In a potential "concession to the protest movement," a senior Iranian official allegedly claimed in early December that the country has "abolished" its morality police force, The New York Times writes, though there are conflicting reports suggesting in fact that "no official of the Islamic Republic of Iran has said that the Guidance Patrol has been shut." Regardless, many are skeptical and said, even if true, the government's move was "too little, too late."

The morality police exist in part to enforce Iran's strict dress code, which requires Iranian women to cover their hair. Here is a list of supposed signs of moral vices that Tehran's rulers and the morality police have tried to stamp out:

1. Uncovered hair

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2. Squirt guns

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https://www.yahoo.com/news/7-called-vices-banned-irans-183200003.html

[Ferrets are Cool]

1. ANY rules which demand that a woman wear or not wear a particular piece of clothing

is misogynistic. That goes for wearing tops when men do not have to do the same.