Iran expands dog-walking ban outside Tehran

Iranian officials have expanded a ban on a dog with a city of cities in the country, public order and health and safety concerns.

Ban – The 2019 Police Order Mirrors, which prevents the dog visiting the capital Tehran, was extended to at least 18 cities in the last week. The transportation of dogs in vehicles is illegal.

Since the 1979 Islamic Revolution, IT had a dog in Iran and the dogs of the dogs were impressed by the authorities as “filthy” and the Western cultural authority.

However, despite the efforts to discourage it, the dog ownership rises among young people, and the rebellion against the restrictive Iran regime is considered as a form of rebellion.

According to the AFP news agency, the cities, including Isfahan and Kerman, and the cities presented by AFP presented bans.

On Sunday, an officer from the western city of the Western city of the western city, said he said to “legal measure” against people violating new rules for local media.

However, the implementation of restrictions in the past, many IT owners continue to make their dogs in Tehran and other parts of Iran.

There is no national law that prohibits the property of a clear woman, but prosecutors often provide local restrictions applied by the police.

“Dog’s walk is a threat to public health, peace and peace,” said Abbas Najafi, the prosecutor of the Western city Iran.

Owners were sometimes arrested and dogs were confiscated to walk in the public.

Many threw them to drive or discover their dogs to walk or detect their dogs.

In Islamic regime, politicians accept the ownership of pets as Islamic. Many religious scholars are looking for dogs or communicate as nephew “feces” or ritual with saliva.

Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, previously described as “SPEET” – for the purpose of ownership, hunting, hunting and security.

In 2021, 75 deputies condemned the ownership of the dog as a “destructive social problem”, which can “gradually change the life of the Iranian and Islamic lifestyle.”

The Iranian Ministry of Culture and Islamic Management has banned ads for pets or pets related to pets or pets in 2010 – and in 2014 there was a driver for subtle and even leaping dogs in the parliament.

After the recent raids, critics, instead of restricting individual freedoms by the police, instead of restricting individual freedoms, police should be directed to public safety.

IT ownership against the laws of the mandatory hijab, a quiet rebel against the Iranianu theocratic regime, which is in the alcohol and drinking alcohol.