Interesting article in one of the recent issues of the Guardian about women only parks in Iran. Here is how it starts:

“I love to take off my headscarf,” says Laleh, 47, a hairdresser from Tehran... “We can wear airy clothes here, and that’s a freedom I really enjoy.”...“We hate the headscarf,” says one of Laleh’s friends, a retired nurse. “We are so happy to be able to go to a place where we can walk around uncovered, do sports and sunbathe.

The article points out that one of the reasons these parks were built is out of health concerns as wearing the garb that is required for women exposes them to vitamin D deficiency.

I wonder what these women and the millions like them would make of opposition to Bill 62?