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Iran arrests women for not wearing hijab after man threw yogurt on them
By Adam Schrader
Authorities in Iran have arrested two women at a store in the city of Shandiz after a man was seen throwing yogurt at them Thursday. Photo courtesy of Mizan News Agency
April 2 (UPI) -- Authorities in Iran have arrested two women at a store in the city of Shandiz after a man was seen throwing yogurt at them Thursday, officials said.
Iran's judiciary said in a statement published by its media arm, the Mizan News Agency, that the two women were arrested on the charge of "committing a forbidden act" by not wearing hijabs.
Iranian officials also criticized the man's "unconventional treatment" of the women, arresting him and charging him with "practical insult and disturbance of order."
"The necessary judicial orders were issued in this regard and these people were arrested," the statement reads.
The Mizan News Agency also released an image taken from surveillance footage at the store, in which one of the women is seen unveiled with her hair covered in yogurt. Another woman seen in the image is veiled.
"Chastity and hijab are a religious necessity. Hijab is immunity, for the individual and society," President Ebrahim Raisi said in a statement on Twitter from the Iranian government.
"We are faced with a legal obligation, compliance with the law is agreed upon by all. Today, the issue of hijab is a legal issue and all members of our society should be committed to the issue of chastity and hijab, as they have been committed so far."
The news comes as Iranians across the Muslim country continue to protest the country's hardline government after the death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini.
Amini died in the custody of the country's morality police after she was arrested for not properly wearing her hijab, sparking widespread protests that some have called a "revolution."
Prosecutors want to deport Muslim men who raped 13-y/o Swedish girl
Translated from “Åklagare vill utvisa män som våldtog 13-årig flicka,”
Samnytt, March 30, 2023:
Two men from western Sweden are charged with, among other things, child rape in connection with the disappearance of a 13-year-old girl last year. The prosecutor wants both men to be deported after serving their sentences.
It was in October last year that a 13-year-old girl from Kil in Värmland disappeared from school on a Thursday afternoon. She had taken the train to Gothenburg to meet a man she got in touch with via the internet.
The man, a 23-year-old from Azerbaijan who was previously convicted of sexual offenses against children, was arrested fairly quickly. He is initially suspected of contact to meet a child for sexual purposes.
But the 13-year-old girl was still missing and both the police and volunteers from Missing Persons were participating in the intensive search for her.
On the evening of October 11, the police announced that the missing girl had been found safe.
It turns out that another man, a 25-year-old Iraqi, was involved in her disappearance and that it was him she was with after the 23-year-old was arrested.
The 25-year-old and the 23-year-old are friends with each other. Both men have been convicted of several crimes in Sweden.
The 23-year-old’s name is Latif Süleymanov. He came to Sweden from Azerbaijan together with his mother and brother in September 2008, when he was nine years old.
The mother wants a residence permit in Sweden because of her fragile health, which the Migration Agency rejects. The decision is appealed to the migration court, which in 2010 grants the family a residence permit due to “extremely painful circumstances.”
Three years later, Latif’s father also gets a residence permit in Sweden. The following year, the mother dies.
The 25-year-old’s name is Ibrahim Fahmwai and he is a Palestinian from Iraq. He and his sister came to Sweden in April 2015 as so-called quota refugees.
The Palestinians have fled Iraq to Syria in 2010, escaping the Iraqi government’s hunt for Al-Qaeda sympathizers. As “foreign Arabs,” they are regarded with suspicion.
In Syria, however, they are not welcome, and they are sent back to Iraq. It is through UNHCR’s care that Ibrahim and his sister come to Sweden instead.
The trial against Latif Süleymanov and Ibrahim Fahmwai began in the Gothenburg District Court on Tuesday and will end on Friday. Süleymanov is charged with two counts of child rape, while Fahmwai is charged with one count of child rape and child sexual abuse.
Both men deny wrongdoing. However, one man’s sperm has been found in the girl’s panties.
The prosecutor wants both men deported after serving their sentences and banned from returning to Sweden.
Here is my solution to the problem of Islamic migrants raping little Swedish girls. Sweden should introduce the death penalty for child rape and the rapists should be deported before the death penalty, but if they return to Sweden, they should be immediately arrested and immediately put to death. Any appeals should happen before deportation, and if deportation is contested and the migrant avoids deportation, he should be put immediately to death.
Of course, this will never happen in Sweden, or any other European country, it's too barbarian! They would rather see their little girls be destroyed by a barbarian ideology that teaches its adherents that raping little white girls glorifies Allah and is obedient to Mohammed.
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