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2014
YES,
Iran, home of the burqa-clad morality police who enforce strict Islamic
dress codes for women, has won seats on five subcommittees of the U.N.
Economic and Social Council earlier this week, including one to the
Commission on the Status of Women — a body tasked with pressing for
women’s rights around the world.
Washington Times At the same time, the United Nations announced
that this year’s priorities at UNESCO would be to further “the future
of humanitarian affairs” by working toward “greater inclusiveness,” Breitbart reported.
The United States sent out a statement of condemnation about Iran’s
appointment to the committees, calling it a farce that a nation with an
egregious human rights record could actually contribute anything of
value, Breitbart reported.
In a statement, U.N. Ambassador Samantha Power said: “The unopposed candidacy of Iran,
where authorities regularly detain human rights defenders, subjecting
many to torture, abuse and violations of due process, is a particularly
troubling outcome of today’s election.”
Even the United Nations is on record as doubting Iran’s ability to uphold basic human rights, as well as women’s freedoms, inside its own border. Earlier this month, a U.N. human rights official petitioned for Iran to
halt the planned execution of Reyhaneh Jabbari, sentenced for murder
but who claims she was raped by a former Iranian intelligence official, Breitbart reported.
One courageous Iranian woman kicks the crap out of one of the morality police who harasses her about her uncovered head:
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