station, making them sign papers saying that they won t commit this violation of the dry dresscoat again, or go through training s to be guided further. that s where she was taken to the police station to be further guided on what was considered inappropriate dress by her. as far as the demands of the press testers, the death was a spark of this, and years and years of this violence and public harassment of women by the puck morality police which is an extension of the met mandatory hijab law. but also there s a lot of underlying grievances, political, economic as you mentioned, social, cultural. there s a lot of pressure on artist, filmmakers, journalist and just an everyday citizens as far as the use of not really having a prospect for a future, for economic reasons and political. you also see a lot of corruption in the ruling class, in the the political elite. all of this is just layers of anger that is built up and is pouring out on the streets.
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Soori Babaei Chegini, a rights activist protesting the requirement that women wear the hijab in public, was arrested on the evening of July 13, in the city of Qazvin, northwest of Tehran.