Girls who remove their hijab during a sports event in Iran 24 June 2022 Iranian police have arrested some girls for removing their hijab during a sports event.

The ceremony was held in the southern city of Shiraz.

Among those arrested were those who organized the games.

A video showing the spread of Go Skateboarding has attracted hundreds of thousands of users on social media.

Under Iranian law enacted after the 1979 revolution, women were required to wear a hijab that covered their heads and necks in addition to covering their hair.

National media say police have arrested 120 people on suspicion of crimes.

The alleged offenses include drinking alcohol and dancing between men and women and removing the hijab during the games.

Women forced to work 'prostitution' in Iran By Amir Nategh BBC News 20 March 2022 Authorities in Iran deny having prostitutes in the country According to Neda, a woman whose husband died in Tehran.

She works in a hairdressing salon during the day,

but at night she goes out on a business trip, selling her body to be met voluntarily for a living.

"I live in a country where the value of women is unknown, the economy is deteriorating, the cost of living is increasing day by day," she continued.

"I am a widow, and I have to take care of my son. I'm trying to buy a small house in my hometown.

This is the sadness of my life, because it's like I'm selling my soul. '' In 2012, Iran announced a plan to crack down on prostitution, Researchers in Iran have long denied that prostitution is a prostitute in the West. targeting women and falling into the trap of unscrupulous men.

The Aftab Society is responsible for treating women fairly moth instead of medicine.

In 2019 it is estimated that there are more than 10,000 prostitutes in the capital and 35 per cent are married.

According to Amir Mahmoud Harrichi, a professor of social sciences at the University of Tehran, the number of prostitutes in the country has doubled.

Considering the high unemployment rate for women in Iran and gender inequality, it has forced many women living in poverty to fight prostitution for money.

Although the work comes with very high risks. "Men are aware that prostitution is a crime in Iran and women are being severely punished, so they are taking advantage of this opportunity," said a prostitute from time to time who is a student at Tehran University.

"It often happens to me that if they use me they refuse to pay me and I have no interest in taking them to the authorities.

" Mahnaz says living in Tehran is expensive and doing certain jobs will not provide her with enough money to meet her needs.

'Happy Marriage' Following Iran's Islamic Revolution in 1979, the new government killed dozens of prostitutes and closed down all brothels, in a bid to legalize temporary marriages known as polygamy.

What is confusing are the length of time the marriage will take and the fees to be paid to the women. Under Shi'ite rule in Iran, same-sex marriage is legal and is not considered prostitution.

Marriage ceremonies are held in Mashhad and Qom holy cities which are visited by Shiites all over the world.

Video footage has been posted on social media of Iraqi men seeking adultery, with authorities denying they were married to a dead man.

There is now an Internet service provider in Iran, including Telegram and WhatsApp, something the group says works with government approval.

Life is becoming more expensive in Iran, which prevents some from buying everyday goods. One of the reasons for the high cost of living in Iran and the increase in prostitution is US sanctions on Iran over its nuclear program. Inflation in Iran has increased by 48.6 percent since last year. Unemployment has increased, and those who are employed are not being paid well.

There are also more prostitutes for money between the ages of 20 and 35. A new trend of prostitutes is on the rise in Iran's major cities.

"I get my customers through social media," he said. "Most of the women are between 30 and 40 years old.

I once met a 54-year-old customer who showed me care with a hefty payment and I slept in their house. Kamyar is a professional engineer but seems unlucky in his field.

"I really wanted to be an engineer, but I didn't get a job," he said. "There's a girl I really like but we can't get married because I'm unemployed. I'm not proud of what I do for prostitution to make money. Of course I'm embarrassed, but it's also a way to make money because I I can only imagine a difficult country in the future. " The names of the prostitutes are hidden in this operation. Women forced to work

By Admin | 25 Jun, 2022 | 78 comment