Against Islamic acid attacks The Islamic Republic has repeatedly used acid and razor attacks to impose hijab on unveiled and ‘improperly veiled’ women. The height of this criminal behaviour was in September 2014 in the city of Isfahan when regime’s agents carried out several acid attacks. But this brutality was answered with a massive wave of protests by men and women, and the Islamic regime retreated.
Women in Iran: 40 years of saying NO to the Islamic Republic and Political Islam
Against Islamic acid attacks The Islamic Republic has repeatedly used acid and razor attacks to impose hijab on unveiled and ‘improperly veiled’ women. The height of this criminal behaviour was in September 2014 in the city of Isfahan when regime’s agents carried out several acid attacks. But this brutality was answered with a massive wave of protests by men and women, and the Islamic regime retreated.
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