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In a bold protest, the woman was shouting to the police officers and jumping on the windshield of a car on a busy street. The measure was seen as a protest against the strict rules of Iran’s hijab.
A woman in Iran naked and jumped on a police car in Mashhad. (Photo: X)
In a bold protest against the conservative regime of Iran, a shocking video has gone viral showing a naked woman and jumping on a police car. The video shows his shout to the officers from the car hood while refusing to move.
The incident took place in Mashhad, the second largest city in Iran. The video shared by the Iranian journalist Masif Alinejad showed the woman up to the windshield of the police car, where she sat down and extended her legs.
A male officer apparently held an automatic weapon seemed hesitant to touch the woman and stop her while she was naked. The woman was seen screaming and pushing her arms in the air with anger when the clip ended.
According to reports, a man who claims to be the woman’s husband said that the woman has been attended, The sun He informed to cite local media. However, several publications on social networks affirmed that he was protesting against the strict rules of Iran’s clothing for women.
Iran’s legislature approved a new and controversial draft strict law of “chastity and hijab” in December that proposed more severe punishments for women and girls who expose their hair, arms and legs. The bill says that anyone found “naked, semi -managed or with clothing considered inappropriate the public” can undoubtedly be arrested with a punishment of up to 15 years in prison.
However, the bill was suspended after generating international outrage of activist groups and human rights organizations that accused Iran of “trying to strengthen the already suffocating repression system.”
In November last year, a young woman took her underwear at an Iranian university in an apparent protest against the strict Islamic clothing code of the country, according to online videos and media reports.
A video posted on social networks showed security guards at a branch of the Islamic University of Azad stopping the unidentified woman. University spokeswoman Amir Mahjob said in X that “at the police station, … it was discovered that it was under severe mental pressure and had a mental disorder.”
This incident follows the national protests that exploded in 2022 after the death of Mahsa Amini, an Iranian Kurdish woman who was arrested for allegedly violating the clothing code. These protests saw women challenging the rules by taking off their handkerchiefs and, in some cases, burn them.
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