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More than 60 female students of the Qom Free University have been summoned to the Disciplinary Committee since April.
According to reports, after the School of Humanities was transferred to a new building in Pardisan, students have been subjected to increased pressure to the extent that more than 1000 female students have received notifications (for so-called improper veiling) from the Protection Department.
Protection Department agents have separated the entrances of male and female students in this university and stop most girls in the university entrance. The girls are insulted and humiliated and forced to wipe off their makeup. According to what is called ‘inobservance of Islamic norms’ they are given notices and if this is repeated, they are forced to give pledges.
This procedure has gone up to the point where in some cases, those who were deemed to be ‘improperly veiled’ were prevented from entering the university and summoned to the Disciplinary Committee.
According to reports, many of the 60 summoned students were student activists who were falsely charged with ‘promoting improper veiling’ amongst students and had to explain their intentions for choosing to dress a certain way (in the Disciplinary Committee). The Disciplinary Committee also issued sentences for them in their absence including suspension from education.
Photo from ArchiveMore than 60 female students of the Qom Free University have been summoned to the Disciplinary Committee since April.
According to reports, after the School of Humanities was transferred to a new building in Pardisan, students have been subjected to increased pressure to the extent that more than 1000 female students have received notifications (for so-called improper veiling) from the Protection Department.
Protection Department agents have separated the entrances of male and female students in this university and stop most girls in the university entrance. The girls are insulted and humiliated and forced to wipe off their makeup. According to what is called ‘inobservance of Islamic norms’ they are given notices and if this is repeated, they are forced to give pledges.
This procedure has gone up to the point where in some cases, those who were deemed to be ‘improperly veiled’ were prevented from entering the university and summoned to the Disciplinary Committee.
According to reports, many of the 60 summoned students were student activists who were falsely charged with ‘promoting improper veiling’ amongst students and had to explain their intentions for choosing to dress a certain way (in the Disciplinary Committee). The Disciplinary Committee also issued sentences for them in their absence including suspension from education.
احضار بيش از شصت دانشجوي دختر دانشگاه آزاد قم به دليل عدم رعايت حجاب
بيش از شصت تن از دانشجويان دختر دانشگاه آزاد قم از فروردين ماه سال جاري تاکنون به کميته انضباطي اين دانشگاه احضار شدند.
بنا به اطلاع گزارشگران هرانا، پس از انتقال دانشکده ي علوم انساني دانشگاه آزاد قم ساختمان جديد اين واحد واقع در پرديسان، عموما و از زمان اجراي طرح حجاب و عفاف خصوصا فشارهاي جنسيتي فزاينده اي بر دانشجويان اين دانشکده وارد شده تا جايي که به بيش از هزار دانشجوي دختر از سوي حراست اين دانشگاه تذکر گرفته اند.
ماموران حراست دانشگاه با جداسازي درب ورودي دانشجويان دختر و پسر در اين دانشگاه هنگام ورود دانشجويان دختر با سد راه اکثر ايشان، با توهين و تحقير آن ها را مجبور به پاک کردن هرگونه آرايش صورت مي نمودند و بر اساس آنچه "عدم رعايت شئونات اسلامي" ناميده مي شد به آن ها تذکر داده و در صورت تکرار از ايشان تعهد اخذ مي کردند.
اين روند تاجايي است که در برخي موارد از ورود افراد "بد حجاب" به دانشگاه ممانعت به عمل مي آمد و ايشان را به کميته انظباطي احضار مي کردند.
گفته مي شود بسياري از اين شصت دانشجوي احضار شده از فعالين دانشگاه بودند که به اتهام واهي "ترويج بد حجابي" در بين دانشجويان، بايستي هدف خود(!) از نوع پوشش انتخابي را شرح مي دادند و کميته انظباطي نيز در غياب ايشان، احکامي نظير درج در پرونده و بعضا تعليق براي ايشان صادر مي نمود. (هرانا – 13/4/89)
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