Iranian Ambassador To UK Fired For Hijab Scandal

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Recently, Mohsen Baharvand, Tehran’s ambassador to London, hosted an event celebrating the 43rd anniversary of the 1979 Islamic Revolution. An attendee of the London event secretly took video footage that showed several women not wearing a headscarf at this government event, an act that is illegal back in Iran where compulsory hijab is enfored. This video quickly caused outrage in pro-regime Iranian social media circles. After state-controlled media picked up the video, a Basij student union wrote to the current Iranian foreign minister to reprimand “those responsible for this breach of their revolutionary principles.” Baharvand was later sacked from his position for breaking the norms and not enforcing women to wear the Hijab. Fars News, a news agency directly controlled by the notorious Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), said the event is not in check with “the values of the 1979 Islamic Revolution.” They called Baharvand’s event an insult.

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Iranian Ambassador to UK Fired For Allowing Unveiled Women at Embassy Event

Location: UK