We all agree that forcing by law women to wear a hijab is wrong. That's currently happening in Iran, and it's easy to find many stories from reputable sources to say this is happening.
We can disagree about how to fight that. This chess champion thinks boycotting the championship if she's forced to wear a hijab is one way. Other human rights campaigners say that a boycott is wrong.
But other people have made a further claim. They've said that women in Iran are raped, beaten, or murdered for not wearing the hijab. It's those claims that you want a source for.
> They've said that women in Iran are raped, beaten, or murdered for not wearing the hijab. It's those claims that you want a source for.
That wasn't the GGP's claim. Again, just trying to get some specific, real knowledge into the discussion (and for my own benefit).
EDIT: But I agree the GGP's claim isn't the main issue, and this discussion is becoming convoluted.
You're creating a strawman, and then demanding sources for it.
I don't doubt there is widespread oppression in Iran, but there are so many ugly rumors that go around that I want to make sure I know what I'm talking about.
Also, the hajib symbolizes all of Islam to many Western people, so I try to be careful about conflating one government's brutality with prejudice against a world-wide religion.