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Iran Moves to Outlaw Sexual Violence and Harassment of Women
An emerging #MeToo movement and public horror over “honor killings” helped spur the government’s bill, but it still must be adopted by the country’s conservative Parliament.
The legislation faces a big test in Iran’s parliament, which is more conservative than the centrist government.Credit.Abedin Taherkenareh/EPA, via Shutterstock
Published Jan. 5, 2021Updated Jan. 7, 2021
After a decade of deliberation, Iran’s government approved a bill on Sunday that criminalizes violence and sexual misconduct against women and specifies punishments for perpetrators.
The decision to move ahead with the bill which, if approved, will be the first law of its kind in Iran’s penal code comes in the aftermath of a groundbreaking #MeToo movement and shocking reports of so-called honor killings that have gripped the public over the past six months.
Farnaz Fassihi, The New York Times Published: 06 Jan 2021 08:52 PM BdST Updated: 06 Jan 2021 08:52 PM BdST A woman walks through Tehran, Iran, May 14, 2020. (Arash Khamooshi/The New York Times)
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The decision to move ahead with the bill which, if approved by the parliament, will be the first law of its kind in Iran’s penal code comes in the aftermath of a groundbreaking #MeToo movement and shocking reports of so-called honour killings that have gripped the public over the past six months.