In this file photo taken on April 22, 2007, Iranian police officers stand to check the women's clothing and hair during a crackdown to enforce the Islamic dress code west of the capital Tehran.(Credit: Behrouz MEHRI/AFP)
Disbanding Iran's morality police would not quell Iranians' demands for fundamental rights, Berlin said Monday.
"Iranians are taking to the street for their fundamental rights. They want to live freely and in self-determination and such a measure [abolishing the morality police], if it is implemented, won't change that," a spokeswoman for the Foreign Ministry said at a regular press conference.
Disbanding Iran's morality police would not quell Iranians' demands for fundamental rights, Berlin said Monday.
"Iranians are taking to the street for their fundamental rights. They want to live freely and in self-determination and such a measure [abolishing the morality police], if it is implemented, won't change that," a spokeswoman for the Foreign...
"Iranians are taking to the street for their fundamental rights. They want to live freely and in self-determination and such a measure [abolishing the morality police], if it is implemented, won't change that," a spokeswoman for the Foreign...
