Are Dogs Illegal In Iran at Eddie Hutto blog

Are Dogs Illegal In Iran. Since the creation of the islamic republic in iran in 1979, the acceptability of dog ownership has been debated by the authorities. In the national parliament, conservative deputies have been denouncing dog ownership as “morally depraved,” and in their eyes should be banned. A bill entitled protection of the public's rights against animals was put on parliament’s agenda this week with the backing of 75 lawmakers. Iran's parliament is floating legislation that would ban most household pets in the name of protecting the country from the dangerous influence of unclean animals. Pet owners in iran could soon be punished and face fines or penalties, if parliament passes a new bill to restrict the ownership of domestic animals across the country, the bbc reported on tuesday. Mahsa, who has a dog, is referring to a new wave of arrests of pet owners and seizures of their animals in the iranian capital, tehran.

Pet owners in iran could soon be punished and face fines or penalties, if parliament passes a new bill to restrict the ownership of domestic animals across the country, the bbc reported on tuesday. A bill entitled protection of the public's rights against animals was put on parliament’s agenda this week with the backing of 75 lawmakers. Since the creation of the islamic republic in iran in 1979, the acceptability of dog ownership has been debated by the authorities. In the national parliament, conservative deputies have been denouncing dog ownership as “morally depraved,” and in their eyes should be banned. Mahsa, who has a dog, is referring to a new wave of arrests of pet owners and seizures of their animals in the iranian capital, tehran. Iran's parliament is floating legislation that would ban most household pets in the name of protecting the country from the dangerous influence of unclean animals.

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Are Dogs Illegal In Iran Iran's parliament is floating legislation that would ban most household pets in the name of protecting the country from the dangerous influence of unclean animals. In the national parliament, conservative deputies have been denouncing dog ownership as “morally depraved,” and in their eyes should be banned. A bill entitled protection of the public's rights against animals was put on parliament’s agenda this week with the backing of 75 lawmakers. Mahsa, who has a dog, is referring to a new wave of arrests of pet owners and seizures of their animals in the iranian capital, tehran. Iran's parliament is floating legislation that would ban most household pets in the name of protecting the country from the dangerous influence of unclean animals. Since the creation of the islamic republic in iran in 1979, the acceptability of dog ownership has been debated by the authorities. Pet owners in iran could soon be punished and face fines or penalties, if parliament passes a new bill to restrict the ownership of domestic animals across the country, the bbc reported on tuesday.