The ridiculous Fatwa of Iran regime’s supreme leader

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The ridiculous Fatwa of Iran regime’s supreme leader
iranfocus.com
London, 14 Sep - Iran’s supreme leader has issued a fatwa banning women from cycling in public because of the risk of societal corruption. In a move branded “ridiculous”, by the Women's Committee of the National Council 

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