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Video appears to show gang-rape of Afghan woman in a Taliban jail
(www.theguardian.com)
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Is this the so called morality police?
No, this is the Taliban of Afghanistan. The Islamic Republic of Iran has Morality Police. A different flavor of terrible.
That's an iranian thing.
No, it's a religious fundamentalist thing and is hardly unique to Iran.
If anything, the Iranian version is relatively more moderate then their counterparts in places that practice forms of Sunni fundamentalism like Saudi Arabia, or Afghanistan.
Not trying to pretend the Iranian morality police are good, or reasonable, but relative to those other two examples, they aren't as bad. Which is saying something, since they are clearly awful in their own right.
Although to be fair, it might be less philosophical or theological reasoning that account for those differences, and just more the practical reality that Iranian women generally have more rights than those in Saudi Arabia or Afghanistan.
LuL, absolutely not more moderate. Saudi arabian morality police hasnt beaten someone to death in the last years, as far as i am aware. I did not knkw the Taliban called their force by the same name.
edit: You guys understand the difference between morality police and normal police right?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Assassination_of_Jamal_Khashoggi?wprov=sfla1
Thats not the morality police. Thats a regular old political assasination.
Morality Police tries to enforce "societal norms" such as the hijab and not showing public affection.
This is how they find their wives