Iranian Student Ahou Daryaei Released Without Charges After Public Protest
The Iranian judiciary cites medical reasons for not pursuing charges against Daryaei, who became a symbol of resistance against mandatory dress codes.
- Ahou Daryaei, an Iranian student, was detained in Tehran after protesting by walking in public in her underwear.
- Iranian authorities decided not to press charges, stating she was released due to medical reasons and is now with her family.
- The incident has drawn international attention, highlighting ongoing tensions over Iran's strict dress codes for women.
- The Iranian government labeled Daryaei's actions as 'immoral,' while she gained support from human rights activists.
- Amnesty International and other organizations have expressed concern over Iran's treatment of women defying dress codes.
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