Middle East Monitor Article RatingIran denies suspending 'morality police' following months of protests
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46% : Iranian opposition supporters hold portraits of Iranian cleric Grand Ayatollah Hossein Ali Montazeri during his funeral procession in the holy city of Qom [AFP via Getty Images] Iran has denied scrapping the country's so-called "morality police" after Public Prosecutor, Mohammad Jaafar Montazeri, indicated that the controversial office "had been closed" following months of protests.42% : The morality police have in recent months been absent from the streets of Tehran and other major cities.
39% : She had been arrested by the morality police in Tehran for alleged non-compliance with Iran's dress code.
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