Iran President Establishes Hijab Law After Unveiled Women Face Yogurt Attack

Iran’s President Hassan Rouhani has recently declared that wearing a hijab is law in Iran. This decision was made after several incidents of unveiled women being attacked with yogurt by members of the public.

The president said that while he respected freedom and choice, it was important to consider the values and customs of Iranian society when making decisions about dress codes. He also noted that such attacks on women were unacceptable, regardless of their clothing choices.

Rouhani went on to say that although some may disagree with his decision, it was necessary for maintaining peace within the country as well as protecting its citizens from harm caused by extremist groups or individuals who do not respect personal freedoms or human rights.

In response to this announcement, many have expressed both support and criticism from various sides including religious leaders, political figures, activists, and everyday Iranians alike – all debating whether this move will ultimately be beneficial for Iran’s long-term stability or if it will further limit individual liberties within an already heavily regulated society.