The Iranian president has put the Hijab Legislation on the agenda of Iran’s Supreme Nationwide Safety Council (SNSC), following the controversy over the difficulty, an aide to President Pezeshkian says.
Ali Rabiei expressed gratitude to the president for contemplating the social implications of the legislation and involving the SNSC in its execution.
“Because of the president for putting the implementation of this legislation, contemplating its social penalties, on the agenda of the Supreme Nationwide Safety Council,” he wrote in a social media put up.
The controversial legislation, which mandates that ladies and ladies put on a hijab in public, imposes extreme penalties for non-compliance.
Days earlier, Rabiei had warned “As of late, after I speak to any of the institution’s loyalists from any spectrum, they imagine that the Hijab and Chastity Legislation is impractical, and can result in civil disobedience.”
A member of the Iranian Parliament’s Presiding Board confirmed that the Secretariat of the SNSC has requested the suspension of the implementation of the legislation, which is feared to set off social unrest.
Alireza Salimi acknowledged that the federal government plans to ship a revised invoice to the Parliament to deal with ambiguities within the present Hijab Legislation.
In a current tv interview, President Pezeshkian acknowledged the quite a few questions and ambiguities surrounding the legislation’s implementation and emphasised the necessity for dialogue and cooperation to make sure the legislation’s efficient execution.
