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Gender and Sexuality in Post-Revolutionary Iran Quiz

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What was Pardis Mahdavi charged with by Iranian authorities?

Spreading anti-government propaganda

Conspiring with foreign entities

Engaging in illegal academic activities

Trying to foment a revolution (correct)

What was the cause of the increasing international scrutiny on the morality police?

Their enforcement of strict dress codes

Their involvement in anti-government protests

Their role in the death of a young woman in state custody (correct)

Their interference in academic lectures

What was the reason for Mahsa Amini's arrest by the morality police?

Improper hijab (correct)

Involvement in subversive activities

Illegal gender and sexuality research

Participating in anti-government protests

What was the consequence of Mahdavi's lecture at a university in Tehran?

<p>She was placed under house arrest for 33 days</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is a significant focus of Pardis Mahdavi's research?

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Pardis Mahdavi and the Morality Police

Pardis Mahdavi was charged with promoting prostitution by Iranian authorities.
Increasing international scrutiny on the morality police was caused by the death of Mahsa Amini, a 22-year-old Kurdish woman, who died in custody after being arrested for allegedly violating the hijab law.
Mahsa Amini was arrested by the morality police for not wearing her hijab in accordance with the government's strict regulations.
After delivering a lecture at a university in Tehran, Pardis Mahdavi was arrested and eventually charged.
A significant focus of Pardis Mahdavi's research is on the ways in which the morality police enforce gender segregation and modesty laws in Iran.

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Test your knowledge about gender and sexuality in post-revolutionary Iran with this quiz. Learn about significant events and figures in Iranian history and culture, including the experiences of individuals like Pardis Mahdavi.