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В Иране открывают клинику для «лечения» женщин, отказывающихся носить хиджаб

Iran opens clinic to ‘treat’ women who refuse to wear hijab

Human rights groups denounce the move as a violation of women’s rights

Authorities in Iran have opened a clinic to “treat” women who refuse to wear the hijab, a mandatory headscarf for women in the country. The clinic, located in the city of Mashhad, is part of a wider crackdown on women’s rights in Iran.

The clinic is part of a wider crackdown on women’s rights in Iran.

In recent months, Iranian authorities have stepped up their efforts to enforce the hijab law. Women who are caught not wearing the hijab have been subjected to fines, arrests, and even imprisonment.

The opening of the clinic is a further escalation of this crackdown. The clinic is reportedly staffed by psychologists and religious counselors who will try to convince women to start wearing the hijab.

Human rights groups have denounced the clinic as a violation of women’s rights. They argue that women should be free to choose whether or not to wear the hijab.

The clinic is a violation of women’s rights.

The opening of the clinic has been met with widespread condemnation from human rights groups. Amnesty International called the clinic “a new low” in Iran’s human rights record.

Human Rights Watch said the clinic was “a clear violation of women’s rights to freedom of expression and religion.”

The Iranian government has defended the clinic, saying that it is necessary to protect women from “harm.” However, human rights groups argue that the clinic is actually harming women by forcing them to conform to a religious dress code.

The Iranian government has defended the clinic.

The Iranian government has defended the clinic, saying that it is necessary to protect women from “harm.” However, human rights groups argue that the clinic is actually harming women by forcing them to conform to a religious dress code.

The opening of the clinic is a major setback for women’s rights in Iran. It is a clear indication that the Iranian government is not committed to protecting women’s rights.