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A group of women in Iran took action to protest the mandatory hijab. The women protesting were referred to as ‘İnkilap Street Girls’ because the first action was on İnkilap Street in Tehran. Meryem Şeriatmedari collided with a wall in one of the protests in 2018 and discovered her headscarf. Having been arrested, Meryem was sentenced to prison at the end of the trials, she was tried without being detained. Criminal learned that he fled to Turkey from Iran.
The moments when Meryem Şeriatmedari took off her headscarf became one of the symbolic photographs of the women’s struggle in Iran.
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Mary Denizli to enter Turkey illegally detained and police who control her for lack of residence permit. Meryem, whose statement was taken at the Denizli Police Department, was taken to the Expulsion Center in Aydin to be deported back to her country.
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Meryem, who broadcast her detention live on her Instagram page, asked the Turkish public and her friends to help her not be sent to her country. Social media received a lot of support from Meryem, who stated that she would receive the death penalty if she was deported to Iran. With the participation of volunteer lawyers and human rights defenders, Meryem was released a day later.
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Salih Efe, a lawyer registered with the Ankara Bar Association, who voluntarily handles many cases on human rights and refugee rights, said: “Meryem is a mandatory refugee in our country to save her life. He was previously imprisoned in Iran. If he was returned, he could be tried for a long prison term or for new crimes against the regime, such as cooperation with a foreign state, and sentenced to death. Iran is one of the countries with the highest number of executions in the world. Mary from Turkey as refugees must return, the negative implications in terms of our country. There would be serious human rights violations. “As a country, you need to be very sensitive about these issues.”
