An intake officer reassured her the booking photo without her hijab would not be shared publicly, according to the complaint.

Iranian authorities are deploying drones, facial recognition technology, and mobile applications to monitor and punish women ...

Teachers and opposition political figures in the north reacted with outrage after the ruling coalition amended regulations ...

Wearing a hijab doesn’t stop Muslim women from looking elegant and stylish, especially on special occasions like Hari Raya. With less than two ...

Over 100 advocates practicing in Karnataka have appealed to the Karnataka State Bar Council (KSBC) to ensure that law ...

Currently, some sports – notably football and basketball – forbid women from wearing the hijab, while others – like handball ...

The report highlights Iran’s escalating reliance on technology to monitor and punish women defying the mandatory dress code.

Teachers and opposition political figures in the north reacted with outrage after the ruling coalition amended regulations regarding schools’ dress codes to allow pupils to wear hijabs from ...

Iran is reportedly using a mobile phone app called ‘Nazer‘, which allows the public to report women who are not wearing a hijab in vehicles. This includes ambulances, buses, metro cars, and taxis. A ...

Prime Minister François Bayrou emphasized the government's position was to back a bill banning the wearing of religious ...

Tehran using drones, facial recognition software and public vigilantes to identify women not wearing head covering; report ...