Mandatory veiling reemerges in Iran

The issue of mandatory veiling has once again come to the forefront in Iran, with statements and posters threatening women with legal penalties, including imprisonment, if they do not adhere to the Islamic dress code. These actions are based on Islamic penal laws that consider women’s unveiled presence a punishable crime. Legal measures include enforcing orders related to promoting virtue and forbidding vice, with an emphasis on not easing penalties for those who obstruct the enforcement of these laws.

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