Implementing the "Chastity and Hijab Comprehensive" project for office and guild employees

HRANA News Agency – The secretary of the “Headquarters for Encouraging Good and Forbidding Evil” in West Azerbaijan announced the implementation of a “comprehensive plan for chastity and hijab for office employees” and the “launching of a council for encouraging good and forbidding evil for trade unions” in the country. He also said that the creation of a “cyber army” is on the agenda of this headquarters. Many experts have always considered the issue of encouraging good to be an interference in the personal sphere of individuals’ lives and a sign of the spread of lawlessness and violence, and have warned against it.

According to HRANA news agency, citing Tasnim, the secretary of the West Azerbaijan Provincial Headquarters for Encouraging Good and Forbidding Evil stated that the "Comprehensive Chastity and Hijab Plan for Office Employees" is being implemented and said: "This plan is being implemented in this province simultaneously with the rest of the country."

Behnam Delrish continued by stating that we will take action to inspect and improve the hijab and chastity status of employees in offices, and claimed: A special council for encouraging good and forbidding evil will also be established for guilds.

Referring to the plan to create a "cyber division" at the provincial level, he stated: "This has been put on the agenda by the headquarters."

Yesterday, a spokesman for the National Headquarters for Encouraging Good and Forbidding Evil stated that economic problems have always existed and are natural, but the cultural problems of society should not be neglected, and said: "On this basis, a comprehensive plan for chastity and hijab has been developed and communicated to all executive bodies."

Referring to "celebrity behavior at foreign and domestic festivals, the existence of certain behaviors on domestic television networks, and the use of women in advertising teasers," he claimed that "this situation must be corrected."