Following the Iranian government’s efforts to impose mandatory veiling on the public, Saeed Keremi, the cultural and political deputy of the Office of the Supreme Leader’s Representative in universities, said that a directive on mandatory veiling for universities has been prepared and will soon be issued by the Ministry of Science and the Ministry of Health.

Keremi said in an interview with Mehr News Agency on Tuesday, 17 Shahrivar, that the existing laws on veiling are “very good” and only need to be brought to renewed attention.

In response to the question of whether a “Veiling Charter” would be issued for universities, he said it would be better to use the term “directive.”

Keremi added: “Undoubtedly, we will not see the sad incidents that we sometimes witness on the streets at the university level.”

Read more details on the Iran International website.