Those who poisoned Iranian schoolgirls guilty of 'unforgivable crime', supreme leader says

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

41% : Religious hard-liners in Iran have been known to attack women they perceive as dressing immodestly in public.
37% : Unlike neighboring Afghanistan, Iran has no history of religious extremists targeting women's education.
37% : "If the poisoning of students is proven, those behind this crime should be sentenced to capital punishment and there will be no amnesty for them," Khamenei said, according to the state-run IRNA news agency.
34% :READ MORE: Iran says suspected schoolgirl poisonings occurred in more than 50 schoolsIranian officials only acknowledged them in recent weeks and have provided no details on who may be behind the attacks or what chemicals -- if any -- have been used.
32% :Iran has imposed stringent restrictions on independent media since the outbreak of nationwide protests in September, making it difficult to determine the nature and scope of the suspected poisonings.

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