Morality police move 'distraction technique'

Uncertainty in Iran over the future of the police and morale: the US warned that “nothing suggests” that it will improve the treatment of women

The country is facing some of the most important protests since the 1979 Islamic Revolution after the death of Mahsa Amini, a 22-year-old young woman of Kurdish origin

Iran Considers Easing Some Restrictions on Women as Protests Continue

Demonstrators call for a mass rally in Tehran, businesses close at the start of a three-day strike

Playing down morality police move, US says Iran not improving treatment of women

The US State Department on Monday played down reports of Iran scrapping its so-called morality police, adding that there have been no signs of the Iranian

Morality police move 'distraction technique'

A suggestion by Iran's Attorney General that the so-called morality police has been disbanded is a "distraction technique", according to Iranian activists in Ireland.

US says 'nothing suggests' improving treatment of women

WASHINGTON — The United States on Monday said ''nothing suggests'' Iran is improving the treatment of women following reports Tehran was scrapping its notorious morality police...

US sees no sign of Iran improving treatment of women

The United States said Monday it saw no signs that Iran was improving its treatment of women following reports that Tehran was scrapping its notorious morality police amid a wave of civil unrest.Iran is witnessing some of the most significant protests since the 1979 Islamic Revolution in the wake of the September 16 death of Mahsa Amini, a 22-year-old who had been detained by the morality police, which enforces strict codes on women's dress.