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Pope Francis Dodges Question On Mahsa Amini & Iran Protests
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November 15, 2022
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Pope Francis answered questions from reporters aboard the papal plane on November 6th after his recent four-day trip to Bahrain. One of the questions asked was about Mahsa Amini, whose death sparked an outcry in Iran and worldwide, and whether the Pope supported the protests in the country. Iran's morality police detained 22-year-old Mahsa Amini for not wearing her hijab "properly." She died in police custody, causing massive demonstrations across the Islamic Republic and other countries.
Pope Francis didn't directly call out Iran or give a straightforward answer. Instead, he discussed how women in some countries are treated as second-class citizens and that the fight for women's rights worldwide remains a "continuous struggle." He stated, "We have to continue struggling for this because women are a gift. God did not create man and then give him a lapdog to play with. He created both equal, man and woman." Aside from giving a lengthy response on the general issue of women's rights, Pope Francis also called female genital mutilation a "criminal act" that must be stopped.
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Pope Francis Dodges Question on Mahsa Amini & Iran Protests
Location: Vatican
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