Iran's morality police killed woman for not wearing hijab at her parents' graves: reports

The Iranian morality police shot a woman visiting her parents’ graves after she refused to wear a traditional head covering, according to a report that authorities in Iran are once again brutally enforcing strict dress codes for women.

Speaking on the condition of anonymity, an Iranian refugee still in contact with civilians in the country told NewsNationthat Iran’s morality police system is back in effect and once again arresting women for not wearing a hijab.

A few days ago, the police shot a woman dead at her relative’s grave as she had no scarf on her head and refused to cover her head,” the refugee said.

Mojgan Hassanpour, a 46-year-old woman from Lahijan, visited the cemetery of Agha Seyyed Morteza on the evening of May 21, Live Iran News shared on its Instagram. Additional reports claimed that the woman’s 7-year-old nephew was with her when armed Basij terrorists ordered her to "wear a veil."

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