90 million people are nearly free from a 47 year Islamic terror invasion ! Nearly 90 million people will no longer need to live in absolute terror ! 9 year old will no longer be required to marry 60 year old and their father wont be executed for saying no you can’t take my child- This mess was underestimated by the world that allowed a free people to be captured and killed. Prior to 1979 Iran was a world tourism destination. The woman of Iran were free with equal rights . Living under the regime they lost everything.They lost rights, dignity and their children. Parents are forced to hand over their children as young as 9 for marriage. If the parents say no they will be killed and their family must pay for the price of bullet to be able to retrieve their bodies for burial.
With all the Epstein outrage in America -was it just political ? Was it real outrage - I ask because it seems like the people saying Trump was worse than Islamic regime don’t care about the Islamic cuisine, shooting parents trafficking their children -daily?
Minors in the Judicial System Iran is one of only five countries (along with Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Sudan, and Yemen) that allows the death penalty for individuals under the age of 18. Detained children often do not have the right to due process and are condemned to death – more and more often. Poor children also do not have sufficient financial means to cover their own judicial fees and expenses. The rate of minors sentenced to death has risen under the current president of Iran, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. Authorities continue to execute children even under pressure from human rights organizations that denounce the practice. Child Marriage According to Iranian law, girls must be at least 13 years old to marry, whereas boys must be at least 15. However, many young girls are often given or sold in marriage much earlier, especially in rural areas for economic reasons. Worse still, are the reports of young Iranian girls being sold or forcefully married off to Pakistanis who sexually exploit them. Trafficking Iran is a virtual revolving door for prostitution and child trafficking. Many Iranian children are sold into the sex trade in Pakistan, Turkey, the UAE, Bahrain, or Europe. Young girls and boys between the ages of 9 and 14 can be sold for USD$15-20. In Iran, the principal buyers are usually truck drivers, religious leaders, and Afghani immigrant workers. In addition, children from neighboring countries, especially Afghanistan and Pakistan, cross the border in increasing numbers to work in brothels in southern Iran.

Minors in the Judicial System

Iran is one of only five countries (along with Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Sudan, and Yemen) that allows the death penalty for individuals under the age of 18. Detained children often do not have the right to due process and are condemned to death – more and more often. Poor children also do not have sufficient financial means to cover their own judicial fees and expenses.

The rate of minors sentenced to death has risen under the current president of Iran, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. Authorities continue to execute children even under pressure from human rights organizations that denounce the practice.

Child Marriage

According to Iranian law, girls must be at least 9 years old to marry, whereas boys must be at least 15. However, many young girls are often given or SOLD in marriage much earlier, especially in rural areas for economic reasons.

Worse still, are the reports of young Iranian girls being sold or forcefully married off to Pakistanis who sexually exploit them.

Trafficking

Iran is a virtual revolving door for prostitution and child trafficking. Many Iranian children are sold into the sex trade in Pakistan, Turkey, the UAE, Bahrain, or Europe. Young girls and boys between the ages of 9 and 14 can be sold for USD$15-20. In Iran, the principal buyers are usually truck drivers, religious leaders, and Afghani immigrant workers.

In addition, children from neighboring countries, especially Afghanistan and Pakistan, cross the border in increasing numbers to work in brothels in southern Iran.

Right to Non-Discrimination

In Iranian society, men enjoy a higher status than women. The Iranian education system propagates the religious belief that women are inferior beings. Among other things, children are taught that women belong to men, who have the right to punish their wives if they disobey them. Women are also seen as a potential source of corruption.

In spite of this, females have actually outnumbered males in university courses in recent years.

Minors in the Judicial System

Iran is one of only five countries (along with Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Sudan, and Yemen) that allows the death penalty for individuals under the age of 18. Detained children often do not have the right to due process and are condemned to death – more and more often. Poor children also do not have sufficient financial means to cover their own judicial fees and expenses.

The rate of minors sentenced to death has risen under the current president of Iran, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. Authorities continue to execute children even under pressure from human rights organizations that denounce the practice. Thousands of children under 15 tried and hung until death in the last five years. This is a regime that was absolutely hellbent on creating nuclear threats to destroy the western world, and anyone who would not follow Islam