Under Iran's Islamic law, imposed after the 1979 revolution, women are obliged to cover their hair and wear long, loose-fitting clothes to disguise their figures. "Unveiling is tantamount to enmity of (our) values," Ejei was quoted as saying by several news sites. Judiciary chief Gholamhossein Mohseni Ejei earlier threatened to prosecute "without mercy" women who appear in public unveiled, Iranian media reported. Reports on social media showed his shop had been shut, although he was quoted by a local news agency as saying he had been allowed to reopen and was to "give explanations" to a court. … But the important point is that there is a legal requirement … and the hijab is today a legal matter."Īuthorities said the owner of the dairy shop, who confronted the attacker, had been warned. In live remarks on state television, Raisi said: "If some people say they don't believe (in the hijab) … it's good to use persuasion.
Videos of unveiled women resisting the morality police have flooded social media.įILE - Iranian women walk in a commercial district without wearing their mandatory Islamic headscarves in northern Tehran, Nov. Risking arrest for defying the obligatory dress code, women are widely seen unveiled in malls, restaurants, shops and streets around the country. They were also the subject of arrest warrants for flouting Iran's strict female dress rules, state media reported. Judicial authorities in a town near the northeastern city of Mashhad issued arrest warrants for the man seen pouring yogurt over the heads of the two women, a mother and her daughter. Security forces violently put down the revolt. Growing numbers of women have defied authorities by discarding their veils after nationwide protests that followed the death in September of a 22-year-old Iranian Kurdish woman in the custody of the morality police for allegedly violating hijab rules. With his help, not only do we get to set the record straight that it’s Bubly, not Bublé, but we also get to introduce Bubly’s four new flavors – all featuring their own witty tab greetings and can sayings that Bubly fans have come to know and love.President Ebrahim Raisi said on Saturday that the hijab was the law in Iran after a viral video showed a man throwing yogurt at two unveiled women in a shop near a holy Shi'ite Muslim city.
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"With this spot, we knew we had one job to do – get people to crack a smile – and there was one person we knew could help us do it: Michael Bublé. Stacy Taffet, vice-president, water portfolio for PepsiCo, added: “Sparkling water fans across the country have fallen in love with Bubly and now we’re thrilled to show off its fun personality on the world’s biggest stage. “It was really exciting to be in a Super Bowl ad and getting to make Michael laugh was definitely a highlight,” said Nancherla. In the spot, comedian Aparna Nancherla attempts to convince him that there is a difference between the pronunciations, as does the store owner and a little girls asking him for an autograph.
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I love how the cans are bold, bright, and full of personality.” Because of our similar names, the brand and I share a special bond. “I had a blast doing my very first Super Bowl commercial with Bublé – I mean bubly. “I might be Canadian, but I’m a big fan of American football,” said Bublé. In the spot, Bublé thinks it’s a Bublé world and we’re all just living in it. The Canadian-born singer is starring in his first-ever American football ad because of his apparent conviction that Bubly is, in fact, Bublé – specifically named after him.
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