Video shows moment man throws yogurt on two women in Iran | CNN

This is so disturbing 🀯! How can someone be so violent just because these two girls didn't wear a headscarf? It's like they lost all sense of humanity for a second ⏱️... I mean what's the point of enforcing a dress code if it leads to people losing their lives?! 😩 The fact that this is happening in Iran, which has so many smart and beautiful women, makes me want to cry 😭... we need to keep talking about women's rights and equality until we get there πŸ‘πŸ’ͺ
 
This is so disturbing 🀯! I mean, who does this kind of thing? Grabbing yogurt at someone just because they're not wearing a headscarf is just ridiculous πŸ˜’. It's not like it's that hard to get a new container or something... anyway, the fact that women are still being treated like this in 2025 is just insane 🀯. I mean, we've come so far in terms of equality and human rights, but it seems like some people still think they can get away with this kind of stuff πŸ’”. We need to keep speaking out against these kinds of atrocities and stand up for women's rights, no matter what πŸ’ͺ.
 
πŸš¨πŸ’” just saw this crazy video from Iran where some dude assaults 2 girls for not wearing a headscarf... he hits them with yogurt 🀯 like what even is that?! 😩 the fact that women in Iran still have to deal with this kinda crap is just heartbreaking πŸ€• and the gov's role in enforcing these strict dress codes is super concerning πŸ™…β€β™‚οΈ we need to keep pushing for equality and human rights, especially for women πŸ‘―
 
πŸ€• The fact that we're still seeing this kind of patriarchal extremism in 2025 is utterly unacceptable πŸ™„. It's alarming how Iran's strict dress codes can escalate into violent acts like this 😱. The government's approach to enforcing these codes might have been intended to promote modesty, but it's having the opposite effect – it's perpetuating a culture of fear and oppression.

We need to acknowledge that women's rights are human rights 🌎, and it's not okay for anyone to be subjected to violence or intimidation for refusing to wear a headscarf πŸ‘©β€πŸŽ“. The video might have been shocking, but it's also a wake-up call for all of us to take action against such forms of extremism πŸ’ͺ. We need more awareness, education, and advocacy to combat these ideologies and promote a culture of respect, tolerance, and inclusivity 🌈.

It's time we start having conversations about the impact of patriarchal norms on women's lives, and how we can work together to create a more equitable society 🀝. The fact that this incident is sparking outrage worldwide is a testament to the power of human rights activism πŸ’₯. Let's keep pushing for change!
 
I'm so freaked out by this video 🀯, like what is wrong with some people? The fact that these two women were just living their lives and then BAM! This dude comes along and assaults them for not wearing a headscarf... it's just disgusting 😷. I mean, what kind of society allows this kind of behaviour to happen? The fact that the store staff didn't intervene sooner is just as bad, like where was everyone else while these women were getting beaten up? πŸ™„ It's clear that there's still a lot of work to be done in Iran to promote equality and human rights... we need to keep raising awareness about this stuff until it becomes unacceptable. πŸ’₯
 
This video is insane πŸ’₯πŸ‘Ž I mean, who does this? Grabbing yogurt and throwing it at people's heads? 🀯 The fact that these women were attacked for not wearing a headscarf just blows my mind 😱. It's like, what even is the logic behind this? That women should be controlled by men and their rules? It's so outdated and misogynistic.

I've been following the situation in Iran and it's clear that the government has got to do better. They need to find a way to balance tradition with human rights and equality. This kind of violence is not acceptable and it needs to stop ASAP 🚫. The international community needs to be vocal about this and put pressure on the Iranian government to take action.

It's also important to remember that this isn't just about Iran, it's about women all over the world who are fighting for their rights and freedom. We need to stand together and support them πŸ’ͺ.
 
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