Christian Amanpour wrote: Does the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Iran accept that women can protest peacefully for change in Iran?

He says: "Women in Iran have all the necessary freedoms within the framework of the law", but Amir Abdollahian said that our conversation is a "confrontation": "This is not an interview method".

Amir Abdollahian: There is a double standard in these matters. Let me ask you a question.

Amir Abdullahian repeats several times: Just the moment please.

Amanpour: I don't want to get into the discussion; I am asking you about your leader.

AmirAbdollahian: An Iranian girl named Mahsa Amini has "died". You say she is a symbol for changing the system in Iran.

Ms. Shirin Abu Aqleh is your colleague. a reporter and A Christian lady. He was martyred in broad daylight by the Israeli regime. Who defended him?

Amanpour: Mr. Foreign Minister, everyone defended him all over the world.

I ask you, do women have the right to protest peacefully in Iran? You know better than me that sometimes the moral security police do not use violence and sometimes your government tells you to take it easy.

Since this presidency, we have seen the decline of women's rights.

Why does this regime want to prove itself by standing behind women's rights?

AmirAbdollahian: This is not an interview. You are going to interview me, but now you are confronting me.

Amanpour: I am trying to get my answer.

AmirAbdollahian: This is not a route for an interview.

Amanpour: I just want my answer.

AmirAbdollahian: Women in Iran have all the necessary freedoms within the framework of the law. Do you ask America the same question about hijab? The issue in Iran is not the hijab issue at all.

What does hijab have to do with the terrorist group of hypocrites? Ask them what kind of hijab they are wearing. There are also in America and Europe.