Her name is Roshank Molaei—a woman who dared to defend herself against sexual assault in public. But guess what? In the twisted logic of this regime, it’s not the assault that’s the crime; it’s the fact that her hair was showing while she did it.
So now, instead of punishing the… https://t.co/W8jGIL0uIV pic.twitter.com/hyxeDOvBtX
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"So now, instead of punishing the attacker, they’re opening a case against her for breaking the sacred law of compulsory hijab. Because in a country they’ve ruined, showing a strand of hair is more criminal than assaulting a woman.
"Welcome to the Islamic Republic, where protecting your dignity is a crime, but violating it isn’t. her friends and Iranians on social media are worried about her whereabouts."
Mick Hartley 
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