Iran abolishing its morality police isn't enough

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : As a Kurdish Muslim, I have been following the revolution that's been ensuing in Iran since its onset.
53% : Whether it's joining a local protest or rally in support of those in Iran, sending money to a reliable organization or bringing awareness on your social media platforms or in your day-to-day interactions, we must stand in solidarity with those in Iran.
47% : One of the biggest indicators that the regime is un-Islamic is its killings of prisoners and dissidents.
46% : I saw the news of the disbandment of the morality police and the review of the mandatory hijab laws in Iran for what they were -- saving face.
38% : As a Kurd, I would like to draw attention to how these government crackdowns on protests in Iran have had a disproportionate effect on the Rojhelat Kurdistan region with the Kurds and ethnic minority groups like the Balochis and Azeris.
36% : We still have a duty to take action until we see tangible change for the women and victims in Iran.
34% : I can see right through these false promises and statements that the government officials of Iran are making.

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