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- I'm Sanaz. Currently in my house getting dressed to go out in the public of Iran.
- I'm getting ready to leave now. See you soon!
- Goodbye!
- Why is society like this? The laws are so strict!
- Sanaz is an Iranian woman who has to live up to the country's standards to go out.
- I have to make sure my hair is covered before I go out in public.
- She is walking down the stairs, exiting her house in Iran.
- Sanaz is walking through the streets of Iran. Her best interest is to not be seen, heard, or noticed. She has to act this way because of her gender.
- I'll try not to make myself look noticeable.
- Oh no...
- In Iran, the law is that women conceal themselves from others, especially men.
- You better follow the laws of this country!
- Those gun-carrying guys you saw right there are called the Blood of God. They patrol the streets and make sure the women are following the laws.
- I have to walk to the next bus stop. Act normal.
- Most probably, she tries to distance her mind as much as possible from her surroundings.
- If a woman gets on a bus, the seating is segregated. She must enter the rear door and sit in the back seat.
- Here I go.. I must enter the rear door and sit in the back.
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