Iran Tehran: Women march March 8, 1979 against compulsory Hijab

تهران- اولین تظاهرات زنان در روز 8 مارس 1979= 17 اسفند 1357، علیه حجاب اجباری. حسن روحانی رئیس جمهور نظام در کتاب خاطرات خود اعتراف می کند که او متبکر حجاب اجباری بوده است.
The very first demonstration by the Iranian women against compulsory Hijab on March 8, 1979.
Hassan Rouhani the Iranian regime's president President admits in his memoir that he was the Creative of compulsory Hijab.
For three days women marched against the new laws, particularly the law of mandatory Hejab, which would force women to cover their hair or suffer the 70 lashes that would be inflicted upon them.
February 11, 1979: Khomeini took power after a revolution.
February 26, 1979: Khomeini announced that the Family Protection Law (1967) is abrogated.
March 3, 1979: Khomeini announced that women cannot be judges.
March 6, 1979: Khomeini announced that women are to wear Hejab in the workplace. (Hejab is referred to a scarf and long dress that covers women's whole body).
March 8, 1979: A celebration planned by groups for International Women's Day which turned into a protest against Khomeini's announcement about the veiling of women and banning of the Family Protection Law. Thousands of women gathered in the streets of Tehran asking prime minister Bazargan to hear their plea. This was the first time when Iranian regime forces, calling themselves Hezbollah (Party of God), attack demonstrations. They threw Acid and cut lips and faces of women and young girls.