Azad Eramaki, Professor of Sociology: We have never been a naked society and nakedness has been for the West/ a hat was put on the head of the Islamic Republic that the society should be uniform

Human experience is not important at all for our cultural policy maker and the lived experience of Iranian people is not important either

We have neglected that we have been a diverse society in terms of hijab

Taghi Azad Aramaki, Professor of Sociology at Tehran University, said: Different Iranian ethnic groups are more chaste and veiled than each other.

We have never been a nude society and nudity was for the West. The most difficult period when we ruled the official hijab of the tent, we saw this in our social life and it was current in our house and it existed in our stadium, wedding, private and bazaar.

Now why do they suddenly remember to match these? This goes back to an important story that was put on the agenda in the Islamic Republic; And that is "cultural assimilation". A hat was put on the head of the Islamic Republic that the society should be uniform.