Archaeologists in Iran have uncovered a 6,200-year-old cone-headed skull, revealing early cranial modification and signs of a ...

The skull of a young woman found at a Copper Age cemetery in Iran has revealed evidence of cranial modification along with a ...

Iran’s National Security Council has halted implementation of the controversial headscarf law.“The Security Council has instructed us not to implement the hijab (headscarf) law,” said Parliament ...

Tehran (AFP) – Iranian police have dispersed a weeks-long sit-in by demonstrators supporting the mandatory head covering for women, state media reported, after authorities deemed the gathering ...

This use of surveillance comes after widespread protests erupted in Iran in 2022 ... the public to report women seen in public or in vehicles without the required head covering.

Iran woman protests strict dress code at Tehran's Mehrabad Airport. A woman at Tehran's Mehrabad Airport removed a cleric's turban to cover her own head after being confronted about not wearing a ...

She was wearing a stripey top alongside denim dungarees but notably had no head covering on. All women in Iran are typically forced to conceal their hair under the regime's rules but a growing ...

The Islamic Republic of Iran’s use of artificial intelligence ... could lose "two to six months worth of profits." Women who fail to cover their hair properly face consequences ranging from ...

Numerous women and girls have been detained in Iran for failing to heed head-covering regulations, and hundreds of businesses have been closed for failing to enforce them, UN rights officials ...

So, every day, they head out of their homes in the capital Tehran - without covering their hair - despite ... is the regime's key to suppressing women in Iran. If this is the only way I can ...

Iranian women said after they receive a first warning, and then when traffic cameras capture them without proper head coverings in their vehicles, they are compelled to face a judge. They also ...

Under Iranian law, which is based on Tehran’s interpretation of Sharia law, women and girls above puberty age must cover their head with a scarf and bodies with long, loose-fitting clothing.