Iranian Men Are Moving Away From "Honor Culture" Attitudes

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Two studies recently published by Al-Zahra University in Tehran and Ferdowsi University of Mashad showed that Iranian men, especially in the younger generations, increasingly support women's rights and oppose violence against women. The study from Al-Zahra University was conducted on 400 male students enrolled in the academic year of 2020-2022, and revealed that most participants "had a negative attitude towards violence against women." The authors of the paper showed that the perceived qualities of significant others, traditional attitude towards women, perceived rewards, and traditional marital role expectations have the most significant impact on the attitude towards violence against women. In the qualitative study from Ferdowsi University, several participants openly "attacked the strictly religious and traditional laws constraining free, consent-based relationships between men and women," IranWire, reported. Other responses ridiculed notions of traditional masculinity such as honor and “protective jealousy,” calling them “backward traits.”

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New Studies Show Iranian Men Are Moving Away From "Honor-Culture" Attitudes

Location: Iran