A disturbing video shows the moment Iran’s twisted morality police throw a woman into the back of one of their patrol vans as she struggles to free herself.
The blonde woman dressed in a green scarf is violently pushed into the open van on a busy road by two women dressed in black.
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She is taken to her waiting vehicle, guarded by an Iranian police officer, with an armed police officer in front of her and three women behind.
The women, likely part of the Iranian police’s “Orientation Patrol,” are mostly covered from head to toe in black hijabs.
The prisoner, the blonde, covers her mouth with her hand as she approaches the open door of the van.
Seconds later, two of the women behind her grab her by the arm and violently push her into the open door.
As she desperately struggles against them to free herself, they climb on top of her, pushing her further into the vehicle.
His wedge shoe can be seen sticking out of the van and narrowly missing the heavy sliding door as they lock it.
A woman dressed in a white scarf sits inside the van, calmly watching the violence unfold.
After the brutalized woman is trapped inside, the two armed men – also watching with mild interest – slam the door and signal each other.
Iran’s morality police are a violent and oppressive arm of the Tehran regime that patrol the streets enforcing strict religious rules.
Known as the “Guidance Patrol”, they are called out to punish citizens for “inappropriate” behavior and clothing.
Women detained by police are given a warning or placed in a van and taken to a “correctional facility” or police station, where they are taught how to dress before being released to their male relatives.
The horrible clip was shared with X by Jake Wallis Simons, journalist and author.
Several clips in recent weeks have shown their growing presence as the country escalates its violent crackdown.
Just a month ago, a woman was filmed knocking a girl to the ground and attacking her as she screamed – apparently because she hadn’t covered her hair.
The video showed them kidnapping women off the streets and putting them in vans for wearing jeans in public.
This comes after Tehran announced a new crackdown on “anomalies” in its religious rules under the “Nour Project” in April.
Jerusalem Post reports suggest that crackdowns on the behavior have been violent.
Sexual harassment, beatings, arrests and use of Tasers have been reported across the country.
Widespread protests have been gaining strength in Iran since 2022 – following the death of Mahsa Amini.
Amini died in the custody of Tehran’s “morality police” after being arrested for violating Iran’s hijab rules.
She was beaten to death for wearing an “inappropriate” hijab on September 16, 2022.
In what became known as the headscarf revolution, months of unrest followed.
Women of all ages ripped off their mandatory hijabs in public demonstrations, defying the country’s feared morality police.
Hundreds of people were killed, including dozens of security officers, in a brutal crackdown and thousands of protesters were arrested.
Reports of torture and death at the hands of officials also emerged.
Iran’s Morality Police
UNDER Iranian law, rooted in Sharia law, women must cover their hair with a hijab and wear long, loose clothing.
The Guidance Patrol – also known as the morality police – is responsible for arresting women who violate the conservative dress code.
Tasked with ensuring that Islamic morals are respected, they spend their days patrolling public spaces in vans to crack down on “inappropriate” behavior and clothing.
Women detained by police are given a warning or placed in a van and taken to a “correctional facility” or police station.
They then learn how to dress before being released to their male relatives.
Since the 1980s, many women have been beaten to death by the callous morality police or tortured to obtain false confessions.
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