Tafshi: From 88 to trusts, the law itself became the main problem. Jed Tafshi said: We pass immediate laws to solve immediate problems, and then the problem is solved, and the law remains and becomes the root of the problem.
In response to a question from an Insaf news reporter about the anti-influence program, he cited examples and said: In 1988, according to one side of the dispute, there was a conspiracy and to settle the matter he sent some people to house arrest.
Tafshi continued: The main problem has been solved for many years, but the limitation remains. This historian said: At the beginning of the revolution they said that there was obscenity in the stadiums, so we must not allow women. For many years now the stadiums have become relatively safe, but the law of not allowing women to enter the stadium remains in place. Watch part of this interview on the YouTube channel [link] and in the article [link] of Insef News.
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