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Report: Sharing Photos on Mobile Apps Can Lead to Jail Time in Iran
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by News Editor
Sharing photos on smartphones can lead to jail time in Iran. Photo: Wikimedia Commons.
The tattooed young Iranian initially sparked wonder and some envy when pictures of him with scantily-clad, heavily made-up women, often more than one at a time, went viral.
In a morally conservative country, the obvious breach of a female dress code was one thing. The compromising poses the 14 women were captured in was another.
Read full story at AFP.
