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Report to CSW65 -2021 TABLE OF CONTENT Decision Making ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 2 Political participation ----------------------------------------------------------------- 3 Economic participation -------------------------------------------------------------- 9 Women’s Participation in Universities --------------------------------------- 10 Violence Against Women ---------------------------------------------------- 12 Imposing the Mandatory Hijab --------------------------------------------------- 12 Hopeless Situation for VAW Bill ------------------------------------------------- 16 World Record in Domestic VAW ------------------------------------------------- 19 Honor Killings ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 22 Forced Child Marriages Lead to a Range of Violence --------------- 24 Child Abuse --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 26 Empowering Women -------------------------------------------------------------- 28 The statistics of employment of women in Iran ----------------------- 28 Unemployment of female university graduates ------------------------ 30 Majority of women engaged in informal employment --------------- 32 Women in Iran, Report for CSW65 Women’s management in factories and companies ------------------ 36 Copyright©2021 by Women’s Committee of the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI) Legal Discrimination ------------------------------------------------------------------- 38 All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopy, recording, or any information storage and Wage Discrimination ------------------------------------------------------------------- 40 retrieval system, without permission in writing from the publisher. Lack of access to financial and social aid -------------------------------- 42 A publication of the Women’s Committee of the National Council of Resistance of Iran Female breadwinners, the most vulnerable sector ------------------- 44 March 2021 Women’s difficult road to survive ----------------------------------------------- 46 ISBN: 978-2-35822-027-9 Workplace violence and harassment ----------------------------------------- 48 women.ncr-iran.org @womenncri @womenncri iv NCRI Women’s Committee Report for CSW65 1 DECISION Political DECISION MAKING Participation MAKING Where does Iran stand on “Women’s full and ccording to Nahid In addition, every province Presidency: Khodakarami, a member and city has a mullah as the President and the Vice President effective participation and decision-making in Aof Tehran city council representative of the Supreme are both men. According to public life?” “60% of students passed the Leader and Friday prayers Imam Iranian regime’s constitution the universities entrance exams in who represents and applies “President must be a man”. Iran and most of the university the interests and policies of the graduates are women, but there Supreme Leader. The Cabinet: “Women’s full and effective corruption, Iran was ranked pressure given their current is not even a single female This is a special kind of n In a 34-member cabinet participation and decision- 146th out of 180 countries in the situation. minister in the cabinet. Given dictatorship that generally puts only two women are participating making in public life” is the world. The widespread corruption This report also ranks Iran 145th that the Ministry of Health has the law and the state in the in consultancy positions. principal theme in 65th meeting leads to more poverty, and in this in terms of women’s political the largest population of women second place in making political n The head of presidential of the Commission on the Status case due to discriminating rules empowerment and 147th with different specialties, there decisions. office, chief of staff, Press of Women in United Nations in and policies women are again its in terms of Iran’s economic is not even a single woman as a Therefore, the participation Secretary, Secretary of the March 2021. For this purpose, first victims. participation opportunities. deputy minister.”1 of women in these positions cabinet, and 19 ministers are all this subject would be assessed The annual report on gender gap Considering the extent of In Iran under the rule of “Velayat- are even more meaningless. men which means women have in Iran under the rule of current of the World Economic Forum governmental corruption, and e-Faqih” or absolute clerical rule, Keeping these factors into no role in ministerial positions. regime, knowing that the ruling ranked Iran 148th out of 153 the lack of transparency in the first official of the country is a account, this report studies religious fascism in Iran, since countries in the world. According governmental reports, the reality male cleric who has the absolute women’s participation in Deputy Ministers: its inception, was founded on to this report Congo, Syria, is certainly worse. political, economic and military seemingly decision-making Rouhani’s government misogyny, marginalizing women, Pakistan, Iraq, and Yemen are In addition, it is important to power. Velayat-e-Faqih is a life positions and in political publicizes that this government and turning Iranian women into the only countries that have a point out that the inhuman time appointment. decision-making responsibilities. involves many women in second-class citizens. In the past deeper gender gap than Iran. management policies of the This system has a 45-member deputies of ministers’ positions, 40 years, the Iranian regime, in Considering the Iranian Iranian regime to fight the Expediency Council and a but this participation does not law and in practice, has imposed women’s high spirit of courage Coronavirus has resulted in 13-member Guardian Council exceed more than 5.5%. an extreme suppression on and resistance and the high a situation that 70% of the as its arms which are entirely The number of officials in Iranian women. percentage of women among people unemployed are women made of men and determine each ministry according to the In January 2021, according university students and workers. This is another factor the country’s policy above the provided information on their to Transparency International graduates, it is only natural that that contributed to the decline of approach of the law. websites including deputies, report, in regards to widespread they face more frustration and women in these fields. consultants, and managers of subsidiaries are as presented in Table 1. 2 NCRI Women’s Committee Report for CSW65 3 Table 1. Managerial positions distribution in Iran’s ministries Table 2. Gender distribution of officials in Iran’s provinces o Mitr No of Woe No of Me o Ministry No of Woen No of en 1 Ministry of Education 2 26 1 Eastern Azerbaijan 1 37 2 Ministry of Communications and IT 4 28 2 Western Azerbaijan 1 33 3 Ministry of Intelligence 15 (unidentified) 3 Ardabil 2 35 4 Ministry of Economic Affairs and Finance 2 78 4 Isfahan 1 50 5 Ministry of Foreign Affairs 0 10 5 Alborz 1 28 6 Ministry of Labor and Social Welfare 0 17 6 Ilam 1 34 7 Ministry of Agriculture 0 38 7 Bushehr 4 28 8 Ministry of Justice 0 10 8 Tehran 4 50 9 Ministry of Defense 0 10 9 Charmahal-O-Bakhtiari 3 28 10 Ministry of Roads and Urban Development 0 26 10 Southern Khorasan 3 34 11 Ministry of Industry, Mine, and Commerce 6 59 11 Khorasan Razavi 3 54 12 Ministry of Culture and Islamic Guidance 1 5 12 Northern Khorasan 2 28 13 Ministry of Interior 0 6 13 Khuzestan 4 46 14 Ministry of Science, Research, and Technology 1 17 14 Zanjan 1 30 15 Ministry of Cultural Heritage, Tourism 6 60 15 Semnan 2 27 16 Ministry of Oil 0 10 16 Sistan-O-Baluchistan 4 41 17 Ministry of Energy 0 5 17 Fars 3 53 18 Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports 2 6 18 Qazvin 5 20 Tot 24 6 19 Qom 3 29 20 Kurdistan 1 30 21 Kerman 2 45 Parliament: Provincial Officials: Qods town in Tehran province 22 Kermanshah 1 35 The current 11th Parliament At the level of Provincial officials is a criminal woman called 23 Kohgiluyeh-O-Boyerahmad 2 30 of the Iranian regime has 276 of the ruling religious fascism Leila Vaseghi. On November members, 260 of whom are in Iran, out of 1,174 officials 16, 2019, she personally 24 Golestan 7 31 men and 16 women. Women there are only 77 women; 31 of commanded the police force 25 Gilan 3 38 comprise 5.7% of the members these women are the head of to shoot peaceful protesters, 26 Lorestan 3 29 in the Parliament. the Women and Family Offices she publicly claimed that she 27 Mazandaran 2 43 of each province. Therefore, has personally given the orders 28 Markazi 2 30 Provincial Government: even including these ceremonial to shoot the protesters in the 29 Hormozgan 1 33 Thirty-one Iranian Governors are positions, women comprise November 2019 protests. 30 Hamadan 2 33 all men, which is equal to 0% less than 7% in the provincial The number of officials by 31 Yazd 3 37 women participation in Provincial administrative positions. gender in each province is listed Total 77 1099 governance. It is important to point out that in Table 2. This data is according these women officials do not to the information provided on represents Iranian women at all. their official websites. For instance, the governor of 4 NCRI Women’s Committee Report for CSW65 5 DECISION Table 3. Gender distribution of officials in Iranian cities at provincial capital levels o Proince Cpital No of Woe No of Me MAKING 1 Eastern Azerbaijan
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