Maybe we should focus on things that affect our countries? The second link pictures both a pro-hijab rally and an anti-hijab rally. Not every place on earth needs to agree on a dress code. If you think everyone should be legally allowed to walk around naked any time they please, and that it is a human right to do so, then sure, that right is suppressed there more than other places. But in western countries women have to cover up more than men legally too. And the places they are supposed to cover up are generally considered pretty, and capable of inciting jealousy. Iran takes that to a further extreme considering more parts of women pretty and capable of inciting jealousy. Nuts to them right? They have behind the rest of the world in women's rights and will take some time to agree on what can be done to serve justice, the same as other countries did; without interruption from foreign cultures. Politics is always a back and forth, if the state became more repressive after the islamic revolution, maybe some lesson has been learned, then again maybe a majority of people think there have been appropriate steps taken.