The government spokesperson's reaction to the criticism of the Greater Tehran Police Department from "far away on Iranshahr and Sanai Streets"; The government's view is "non-interference in people's lives".

The spokesperson of the government reacted to the issue of dealing with obscenities and banning walking in some streets.

The spokesperson of the government reacted to the issue of dealing with obscenities and banning walking in some streets.

Ambassador Arjan: The recent statements of Colonel Ali Rafiei, the head of the Greater Tehran Police Places Supervision Department, about the condition of Sanai and Iranshahr streets and the walking of young people in these streets had widespread reactions at the community level. As some politicians and sociologists criticized this statement and stressed that people cannot be limited.

Even the fundamentalist media of Ambassador Arjan criticized these statements and wrote: "A citizen may walk on the street, talk with his friends, sit in a cafe, wait for another person or simply want to spend an hour in the public space of the city. In such a situation, what criterion is supposed to determine whether his presence is "purposeful" or "unpurposeful"? Does being on the street itself require a reason and explanation?"

In this regard, Fatemeh Mohajerani, in a conversation with Ambassador Arjan on the sidelines of the meeting of the government spokesperson on the issue of dealing with the issue of veiling and banning walking in some streets, stated: "The government's view is not to interfere in people's lives. The government believes in social freedoms and recognition of social bodies and supports businesses. Of course, we cannot comment on people walking."

Ali Rafiei, the head of the Public Places Supervision Department of the Greater Tehran Police, recently said about Sanai and Iranshahr streets: "It has been placed as a place away from pedestrians." He also said about the young people who roam these streets: "The party does not know what they came for. It's just going around." Rafiei mentioned the "expansion" and the service of cafes on the sidewalk as the reasons for the collision.

Also, you can read Fatemeh Mohajerani's statement about the rallies against the country's authorities here.

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