Public Outcry in Iran Over Plan for Increased Morality Police Prompts Review
A group of undercover morality police officers in Tehran Deploying 7,000 undercover morality police in Tehran contradicts the principle of the presumption of innocence, Iranian lawyer Ali Rambod told the International Campaign for Human Rights in Iran. “We should move towards interpreting laws on the basis of innocent until proven guilty,” he said. “It appears this principle has been overlooked in regards to the undercover police force.” “There is an incorrect assumption that people are somehow walking time-bombs that are about to commit ...
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