SkyNewsYoghurt thrown over women in Iran for not covering their hair
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51% :Read more:200 shotgun pellets buried in Iranian activist's backUK sanctions top Iranian financiersPresident Raisi said: "If some people say they don't believe [in the hijab]... it's good to use persuasion..."But the important point is that there is a legal requirement... and the hijab is today a legal matter."Women in Iran had already been warned by the regime's judiciary chief that they will be prosecuted "without mercy" if they are seen in public without a veil.44% :Iran has been rocked by huge waves of protests following the death of Mahsa Amini in September.
35% : Following the incident, the two women have been arrested for not covering their hairTwo women in Iran who went into a store while not fully covering their hair had yoghurt thrown over them by a man, in an incident captured on video.
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