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In Iran, a new Chastity law has sparked significant debate following its passage in parliament, which imposes stringent dress codes for women. President Masoud Pahlavan’s reluctance to sign the law represents a divide between the ruling class and the populace, particularly following the unrest triggered by past enforcement issues.
The potential implementation of this law may exacerbate existing tensions within Iranian society, as many citizens continue to resist government-imposed moral codes. The disconnect between the regime's stance and public opinion underscores the fragility of such legislation in a country grappling with deep-seated dissent.