COMPULSORY VEIL IN IRAN: A SOCIAL JUSTICE PROBLEM
Journal Title: Revista Universitara de Sociologie - Year 2018, Vol 0, Issue 1
Abstract
This paper looks into different aspects of compulsory veil in post-revolutionary Iran and discusses this discriminatory and exclusionary law as a social justice problem. The paper also demonstrates and brings into the light a number of consequences related to implementation of compulsory hijab in Iranian society that has led to gender-based violence targeting women
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Nasim BASIRI
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