Kinky Boots

Iran

A photo of 3 “just on the border” girls. I mean this is the most stylish girl you might see on a street. Go one step furture and you will have problem with the Moral Police and go two steps backward and you will be “safe”. Jadi

Raid against the Boots
Jadi Mon 10 Dec 2007
Believe it or not, our police is going to have a "winter raid against the boots"! The moral police is going to have "operations" against boots over the trousers and using hats instead of scarfs .

Radan (head of the police?) said that they will try to solve the problem in place but people with get arrested if they insist on their bad-hijab behaviour.

He told "People are happy about this operation and we will continue our way"

In Iran if shops will be closed if they let "bad hijab"s to enter their shops. But there is no law to describe bad hijabs. It's funny (and also sad) that wearing a boot is considered (in the eyes of the police) to be bad hijab!

Have a look at these photos and know our brave (women) polices.

Photos: Jame Jam Online (Persian), Naser Saboori

TREASURE OF BAGHDAD Coincidence?!
95 policewomen graduated in Karbala Karbala, 31 December 2007

Ninety-five policewomen ended a training course they received in the Karbala police department, the province's police spokesman said on Sunday."The Karbala police department held the graduation ceremonies for 95 policewomen after finishing their two-month police training course," Rahman Mashawi told the independent news agency Voices of Iraq (VOI)."The recruits received lectures on human rights, self-defense, search and seizure, and arms training in a curriculum prepared by efficient officers," Mashawi added.He pointed out that the recruits would be distributed in the province's internal and external checkpoints to search women.The Karbala police appointed over 500 policewomen working in checkpoints set up in the area between the two shrines and external checkpoints as well as accompanying patrols raiding houses to search women.Karbala, the second holiest Shiite city after Najaf, lies 130 southwest of the Iraqi capital Baghdad.