İranda Qadınlar üçün Motosiklet Lisenziyaları Dövrü: Tarixi Bir Addımda Sona Gəlir

İranda qadınların sosial həyatdakı rollarını genişləndirmək üçün tarixi addım atılır. Iranian Vice President Women and Family Affairs Officer Zehra Behruzazer announced that all technical and administrative preparations for issuing motorcycle driver's licenses to women in the country have been completed. Behruzazer stated that the first driver's license sample was printed, but the process was temporarily postponed due to war conditions in the region.

Din Alimlərindən və Parlament üzvlərindən tam dəstək

İran Tələbələr Xəbər Agentliyinə danışan Zəhra Behruzazər bu islahedici qərarın arxasında güclü konsensusun olduğunu vurğulayıb. Behruzazər din alimlərinin, eləcə də İran parlamentinin üzvlərinin bu prosesi dəstəklədiyini bildirib. Stating that the clergy have expressed the opinion that women's use of motorcycles is "not inherently haram", the Vice President stated that this situation will facilitate social acceptance. Reminding that female pilots and heavy vehicle drivers are already working successfully in the country, Behruzazer underlined that the motorcycle should be considered only as a means of transportation.

Müharibə şərtləri təxirə salındı tarixi

Sharing the details of his last meeting with Traffic Police officials, Behruzazer heralded that the prototype of the first motorcycle license designed for women is ready. He noted that under normal circumstances, it was planned to start distributing driving licenses in March, but the process was suspended due to the war and extraordinary conditions that broke out in June. Stating that the first women's motorcycle license promotion ceremony planned to be held this month was postponed for the same reason, Behruzazer expressed that despite all the disruptions, they hope that the licenses will start to be delivered to the rightful owners within this month, after the necessary security and administrative evaluations.

Hüquqi maneə yoxdur: İlk Məşqçilər Qadın İdmançılar olacaq

Behruzazer stated that there is no legal obstacle for women to use motorcycles and stated that there is no ban on the subject in the current legislation, there is only administrative "silence". Emphasizing that this gap has been completely eliminated with new administrative regulations, Behruzazer also shared important information about the training leg of the driver's license process. Accordingly, successful female motorcycle athletes who have won medals in the country will serve as the first official instructors in the training of women who want to get a driver's license. Despite the existing restrictions and legal gaps, it is known that some women are already riding motorcycles on the streets of Iran, and with the new regulation, this situation will have a completely legal basis.