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Among the crimes that may be punishable by death in Iran are insulting the prophet, apostasy, same-sex relations, adultery, and certain non-violent drug-related offenses.
Who is the head of the United Nations Human Rights Council in Iran?
In Geneva, the Social Forum of the UN Human Rights Council essentially a human rights jamboree opens today; its chair is Ali Bahreini, Irans UN ambassador, who will oversee a conference discussing the contribution of science, technology and innovation to the promotion of human rights.
How many Iranians support Sharia law?
1) ing to a Pew survey 83% of Iranians support Sharia law in Iran.
Does Iran have Sharia law?
Legal Framework. The constitution defines the country as an Islamic republic and designates Twelver Jaafari Shia Islam as the official state religion. The constitution stipulates all laws and regulations must be based on Islamic criteria and an official interpretation of sharia.
What are womens rights in Iran?
Iranian women have not only been forced to veil but have been forbidden from dancing or singing solo in public, riding a bicycle, attending matches in sports arenas, becoming judges or president. They must sit at the back of the bus and can travel abroad only with their husbands permission.
The current Special Rapporteur is Javaid Rehman. He is the sixth special rapporteur to Iran, following the tenures of Andrs Aguilar (19841986), Reynaldo Galindo Pohl (19861995), Maurice Copithorne (19952002), Ahmed Shaheed (20112016), and Asma Jilani Jahangir (20162018).
What is Sharia law Iran?
The Islamic Sharia law was the basis of family, marriage and womens rights in Iran. As an example, the law permitted men to have four permanent and as many temporary wives as they wanted. Custody of children was in the hands of the father and after his death, in the hands of the male relatives on the fathers side.
Which countries are under Sharia law?
Muslim countries where Islam is the official religion and Sharia law has been declared to be a source, or even the only source, of the law, practice a classical Sharia system, creating a sort of government under God. The fifteen (15) countries that implement this form of Sharia law include: Afghanistan, Egypt, Iran
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