Houstonian Article RatingIran says it is working to ease veil compliance, and the deputy police could have been lifted
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
49% : Wearing the veil became compulsory in Iran in 1983.43% : In July, Raisi called on "all government institutions" in Iran to "implement the headscarf law," but Reuters reported on Saturday that the president had softened his stance.
43% : The cleric also publicly opposes the death penalty for protesters.
37% : The hijab protests began when 22-year-old Mohsa Amini died after being arrested by the Committee for the Promotion of Virtue and the Prevention of Vice on September 13 in Tehran because her hijab did not sufficiently cover her head.
36% : She disappeared without a trace for some time, and when she later appeared in front of cameras in Tehran, she stated that it was a "mistake" and that the veil "slipped off her head unnoticed."
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