Comments on: Iran Demands Nurses In Bolivia Wear Hijabs

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By: amir

amir — Sun, 06 Dec 2009 23:06:52 +0000

good on them (bolivia) for taking the money. shame on them if they accept the compulsory hijab. The fundamentalist government of Iran has no hope of survival in Irran, so they are exporting their views to the outside world. Don’t be fooled. But you should have known there is a catch!

Factory workers in Iran are committing suicide after 11 months of non-payment of their salaries, and out money is funding projects overseas.

By: leila

leila — Sun, 06 Dec 2009 20:22:31 +0000

my point:fight for your beliefs.never give up to such humiliations.that’s what WE are trying to do in iran.mr.ahmadi nejad and his adminstration has no ligitimacy or respect even in his own country or anywhere else for that matter .how could bolivians possibly keep quiet and do nothing against such obviuosly illogical and radical demand?

By: sadeq

sadeq — Sun, 06 Dec 2009 19:53:07 +0000

I’m Iranian, don’t let Iranian government to export their immoral ideology (that looks moral) to you.

By: BoB

BoB — Sun, 06 Dec 2009 19:46:15 +0000

What I say to the Bolivian people is congratulations on your new hospital, use it in good health.
The requirement by Iran is very simple that can be worked into what the nurses have always used to wear as a hat that covered their hair.
Women having long hair know that their hair interfers with their duties and must be tied back. Because as a nurse you have to help the paitent move bend pick up and to do your work you need to have your hair out of the way.
So, by deisigning a new nurse’s hat you can do your work and also respect Iran’s wishes.
May the two countries work together against all the colonizers.

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By: ahvazi

ahvazi — Sun, 06 Dec 2009 19:30:02 +0000

The only thing i ask the Bolivian people is that, it is better to have no hospital than to bow down before Ahmadinejad and his thugs. The people of Bolivia and President Morales should kick Pseudo-President Ahmadinejad where he belongs in the trash can and stand with those who are fighting for freedom and justice in Iran.