All over the world, AI and technology are used to eliminate the difficulties of citizens, but Iran is very different in this case. Here technology is being used to strictly enforce the hijab law.
The United Nations report has made shocking revelations in this regard. This report states that Iran is forcing women to wear hijab by using advanced surveillance technology like drones and facial recognition.
According to a UN report, Iran has started using technology to enforce its hijab law. Digital tools are being used to track and punish women who do not follow the dress code. For this, the Najar mobile application is being used, which reports women violating hijab laws to both the police and citizens. With the help of this app, the license plate number of the vehicle, location and time of violation reach the authorities.