NewserAfter Months of Protests, Iran Drops Morality Police
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48% : He suggested that women could still face restrictions and enforcement, however.42% : Hijab laws will be reconsidered, officials say, though skepticism greets announcementsIran has announced that it is disbanding the force, called the morality police, that enforces the nation's Islamic dress code and is considering changes to the requirement that women keep their heads covered in public.
30% : Widespread protests led by women have been taking place for months in Iran over the death of Mahsa Amini, 22, who was accused of violating the hijab rules and taken into custody.
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