سن ازدواج و حق رأی زنان

A defining clash of worldviews: Mohammad Reza Shah raised the legal age of marriage to 18; the 1979 theocracy dragged it back to 9. Under Pahlavi governance, the landmark 1967 Family Protection Law stripped clerical courts of absolute control over family life. It banned child marriage, fortified the legal status of mothers, and elevated women to parliament and ministerial leadership—appointing Farrokhroo Parsa as Iran’s first female minister (who was later executed after 1979). The Islamic Republic reversed these progressive milestones, lowering legal maturity for girls to 9 and mirroring the most regressive ideologies in the region. Understanding this stark historical contrast clarifies the ongoing struggle of Iranian women for their fundamental human rights. Share your thoughts in the comments. منبع / Source: https://youtu.be/KhDm7Vtwzdg?t=1640#حقوق_زنان #کودک_همسری #پهلوی #تاریخ_ایران #محمدرضاشاه #رضاشاه #قانون_حمایت_خانواده #فرخ_رو_پارسا #زن_زندگی_آزادی #حقوق_مدنی #IranHistory #WomenRights #ChildMarriage #Pahlavi #IranianWomen #FarrokhrooParsa #HumanRightsIran #FreeIran #WomensRightsAreHumanRights #IranModernization #IranNews