File photo In Iran, a woman who violated the hijab laws was found guilty by CCTV cameras. According to foreign media, the court has sentenced the woman to 2 years of travel ban and 2 months of life imprisonment. According to reports, the judge also ordered a mental health examination of the woman for not…
The police detained the three attackers and confiscated the weapons; Photo: Video Grab New Delhi: In India, Muslim Member of Parliament Muhammad Atiq was shot dead in broad daylight in front of TV cameras by assailants disguised as journalists. According to Indian media, former Muslim Member of Parliament Muhammad Atiq is a prisoner in several…
File photo In Iran, smart cameras have started to be installed to detect women who do not wear hijab. According to foreign media, the Iranian police say that smart cameras are being installed in public places so that women who do not cover their heads with hijab can be sent a warning message on their…
Tehran: The Iranian government has decided to install cameras in public places to monitor naked women. According to Iranian media, the Iranian police has issued a statement that cameras will be installed in public places and streets to monitor women who violate the mandatory dress code in order to identify and punish naked women. Once…
Photo, Twitter The Saudi government has issued some new guidelines regarding taking pictures in Masjid al-Haram and Masjid-i-Nabawi. In order to promote tourism in Saudi Arabia, while the government has relaxed many of its laws, it has given new instructions regarding taking pictures in the holy mosques during Ramadan when a large number of pilgrims…
National War Memorial of Australia Australia’s National War Memorial has decided to remove Chinese-made cameras installed on its premises. Officials have expressed fear that these cameras can be used for espionage. The 11 surveillance cameras manufactured by Hikvision, a company partly owned by Chinese state investors, are installed at the National War Memorial in the…
