Sadaf Taherian: Iranian actress who published photos on Instagram without a hijab
Since 1983, when the first written law was passed, the Islamic Republic has made it officially mandatory for women to wear the headscarf and loose clothing, with punishment for failing to comply ranging from lashes to imprisonment.
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