, police but the morality police. no nest cache is shot or guidance. federal was established under the hard line. former president mahmoud am within a jot. you got armed out under former president, has andrew honey. clothing noms became slightly relaxed men, but it on scott and president, ibrahim racine wanted a strict implementation of the dress code to care how he got. in september 22 year old gina, martha armine died 3 days after being taken into custody by the morality police and they had on her alleged crime was not properly governing her head. her debts sparked unprecedented protests across the country. it onions demanded an end to the morality police. the also court for the change of district islamic ridging. affairs, i heard enough, i trembled when i heard the news because this has happened to me once or twice. and it made me think of how my parents would feel if i suffered the same fate or the ivory dental montezuma, georgia medical center on visit dunsmore hall event. i'm strongly against the morality polici

it's so called morality police. following more than 2 months of protests over the death of a young woman in police custody demonstrators are calling for a 3 day strike. this week. you're watching dw news up next world stories looks at how a city in ukraine's khaki region turned into a ghost. and to follow us on our website dw, dot com on on social media on pop up on gimme a spectral, watching take care of our games from the melting ice reporter tracks. don't the arctics, major players with you see, rouse, begins a dangerous game. people overseas that yeah, we are here. we're patrolling. yeah.

as moral phenomenology. he is describing the range of human experiences it which we have moral encounters, thoughts, and behaviors, and he wants us to get inside our own head and recognize what those experiences do for us, and ultimately what sets the theory of moral sentiments apart from other contributions to the moral philosophy at the time is that smith shows morality is profoundly social, and you cannot have morality without sociology. host: eddie wealth of nations, 1776, what kind of reception did the book have in his time? guest: great question. it is a little hard to say. smith's immediate circle of friends and admirers and certainly politicians, members of parliament, welcomed the book with heay reception. it is an impressive work, and a lot of is close friends and colleagues even made comparisons to isaac newton. they said what you have accomplished is what isaac needed -- isaac newton did for physical sciences. i am thinking of the quote from reagan, this revolutionary work, it is not this intelle

it onions demanded an into the morality police. the also court for the change of district islamic ridging. as i heard it and i trembled when i heard the news because this has happened to me once or twice this went on and it made me think of how my parents would feel if i suffered the same fear. taught over that a mental gioviatto corner on bishop that's more holiday last year. i'm strongly against the morality policing because it is not possible to enforce a cultural issue with linds about it. after nearly 2 months of protests in which hundreds of people have been killed, date, onion regime has sickness, some flexibility, odds lobby, that appearance, republic, and islamic foundations laws are constitutionally entrenched with your tape shot. but there are methods of implementing the constitution that is, that all can be flexible, dakota hall used but all you it, you're all, you're gone. it announces it is disbanding the morality police and is also debating the implementation of the headscarf flow. and i spoke earlier with alief at h

it announces it is disbanding the morality belief. and it's also debating the implementation of the headscarf flow letter. i spoke to barbara slaven, she is the director of the future of iran initiative at the atlantic council in washington, dc. i also how significant this announcement is in the wake of demonstrations in and out of iran. well, it's significant, but we really have to be a little bit cautious here. it could be just a temporary respite for the women of iran. after all, we haven't really seen these police on the street very much in recent weeks. anyway . there are others, there are the so called besieged islamic revolutionary guard, ordinary police who have been doing most of the repressing. so i'm a little bit cautious, but i think it is definitely a sign that the iranian government understands how incredibly unpopular it has become. and that some gestures have to be made toward the protesters, whether it will be enough to stop the protests that i, i doubt. and the anti more cities have announced their easing covenants r

after months of anti government protested and violent crackdowns, the country so called moral morality, police is abolished. also coming up unprecedented levels of protest appear to have led to change in time and china to. as the government begins to roll back some coven 19 restrictions. many residents are cautiously celebrating to regained freedoms. and we check in on the world cup and cutter work things god. and shall we say messy for the australian team. looking 1st part of the quarter finals that's coming up later in sport. ah, i'm nick spicer, welcome to the program. and we begin with breaking news from iran, where local media are reporting the country has abolished is morality police. the announcement comes after months of nationwide demonstrations triggered by the rest of gina massey, armine. the young woman died after being taken to police custody for violating iran's strict female dress code. iran's attorney general told a major state news agencies that quote, morality police have nothing to do with the judiciary will bring more in the story during the course of the day. but f

but then how to take that honor code morally gray were complex real-world situations.f them and with that purgatory. the noncommissioned officers have lost their character building process among the ncos. so the men come first. never compromise the respect and the integrity. good advice. and the five of them were challenged and inspired with those superior officers to hear of the standards and the need toon fight according to the laws of war. the company battalion or squadron commanders are inspirational leaders and what that acts of uncommon valor on the battlefield. so to share with you one very brief summary come back in time with me. so on the evening of october 1t and then in the narrow and from the hand grenade neck and i've done it. fortunatelyy not when it was supposed to inc. had time to this was the first contact with the enemy. but that is a selfless courage of the highest order. and enclosing that we see neither rick nor tony anyone set out to in glory they are not glory hunters the good and competent professionals with a strong moral compass with the words

it onions demanded an into the morality police. the also court for the change of district islamic region. let's bring in musty, elena john. she's in a rainy american journalist and activists, and joins us now from new york. welcome. what do you make of the conflicting claims that the morality police has been shut down? i strongly believe doug, this is this information and it is a propaganda moved by the islamic republic. first of all, to calm down the off rising inside iran. second of all, to mislead the rest of the war. look in 2017. there was a huge headline, going around, an international media. the same headline saying that them were out of the police wouldn't arrest women for his job instead of morality. but he decided to send them to educational classes. what happened recent, the mass. so i mean, he got killed in the hand of morality, but he's still, you see, that was an empty promises. and this is, again, it's a big lie. and we were shocked. we were shocked to see the international media, both such a wrong narrative to misle

us who live here do sales stadium is where the world cup final is gonna be help with ah . aaron's morality police suspends operations off to the worst social unrest in that? yes. ah canada laura kyle. this is alex, is there a live from dough also coming up a portrait of a precedent. vandalized and government building stormed, rising prices, trigger protests, and se, syria. indonesia raises an alert to the highest level as volcano robson. java. hundreds have been moved to safer ground and england reached the quarter finals of the wells common with a 3 mill when over african champions, senegal. ah, the police unit that monitors women's clothing in iran, the so called morality police has been suspended. following months of protests. the unrest was sparks by the death of 22 year old master armine, who was arrested in september for allegedly violating a dress code doors. jabari reports from to run officially called the guidance patrol. these green and white minivans are a familiar sight cruising the streets. the special force was established in 2006. it's only job to park at major intersections

i know failure where it's much better without the morality police on the street. right. okay. travel. you see more women walking around without a hitch job. almost like they can decide for themselves on which i think that is an improvement and i need you to take better opposition to the religious force has been at the center of the protest movement that has since grown into a resounding coal for regime change. but active as se, the morality police have just been replaced by other security forces in the straits and state media has since back tracked casting doubt on whether the group has been shot down at all. they are in fact not scrap. the news was reported. and even if the morality police are scrub this misinformation has, has worked in favor of the rooms distract folks to distract the movement, destruct, international solidarity, forming because anyone who knows iran knows that the morale do police is not the problem. the head of a runs judiciary said any one caught encouraging this wake, strike will be arrested. but these threats are falling short with so many irania

gray, morally difficult, morally complex, real world situations on and off the battlefield. the three of them, the branch infantry, of course, benefited enormously from the purgatory of ranger school in the field army to the noncommissioned officers, their character building process among the ncos pete black, lieutenant ross pixlr spittoon sergeant put it best when he said at their first meeting, and i quote the men come first, no matter what. never, lieutenant or never respect, never compromise the respect and the integrity of the platoon. good. ross never did. and nor did any of the other four. the five of them were challenged, inspired and, trusted by their superior officers, who were emphatic about, clear ethical standards. and the need to fight, according to the laws of war. the company, battalion or squadron commanders were inspirational leaders who exuded selflessness and helped inspire these young lieutenants achieve the highest level of professionalism and perform acts of uncommon valor on the battlefield. because we've only got very limited time. i want to share wi

gray, morally difficult, morally complex, real world situations on and off the battlefield. the three of them, the branch infantry, of course, benefited enormously from the purgatory of ranger school in the field army to the noncommissioned officers, their character building process among the ncos pete black, lieutenant ross pixlr spittoon sergeant put it best when he said at their first meeting, and i quote the men come first, no matter what. never, lieutenant or never respect, never compromise the respect and the integrity of the platoon. good. ross never did. and nor did any of the other four. the five of them were challenged, inspired and, trusted by their superior officers, who were emphatic about, clear ethical standards. and the need to fight, according to the laws of war. the company, battalion or squadron commanders were inspirational leaders who exuded selflessness and helped inspire these young lieutenants achieve the highest level of professionalism and perform acts of uncommon valor on the battlefield. because we've only got very limited time. i want to share wi

ah, ah. aaron's morality police suspends operations off the worst social unrest in years. ah. hello there laura kyle. this is al jazeera live from dough, also coming up a portrait of a president, vandalized and government building stormed. rising prices took a protest in southeast syria. indonesia raises an alert to the highest level as a volcano of robson. java hundreds have been moved to safe ground and england rece the quarter finals of the world comp with 3 mill when over african champion senegal. ah, the police unit that monitors are women's clothing and iran, the so called morales, he police has been suspended. after months of protests, they were unrest was sparked by the death of 22 year old martha armine, who was arrested in september for allegedly violating a dress code. joseph jabari reports from terran officially called the guidance patrol. these green and white minivans are a familiar sight cruising the streets. the special force was established in 2006. its only job to park at major intersections and thoroughfares, to issue warnings to women deemed to be flutterin

we get a lot in moral terms sooner or later, however, they realize that you will not be fed up with moral the economy, we will have to wait until this moment to change the political course, but for now a wave of stormy enthusiasm awaits us from the realization of moral superiority, for which everyone is ready to sacrifice, both the country's economy and political opportunities.

so called morality police was not part of the judiciary system. it wasn't an organ that destry, it was actually part of the so called law enforcement forces or, you know, police force. so did they, did such an announcement should really be announced by that institution. and that hasn't happened yet. and secondly, since the protest began after the killing of fuzzy and i mean these, this morality police patrols have defacto seized because of the situation. so they really haven't been in operation a lot to 3 months anyway. so i think until the government, you know, formally announces this, you have to treat this question, but what is clear is that the government is, pursues a to policy similar heinously. it seems that on the one hand, it has increased the crackdown issues like this instances against those they have arrested in the, in the, during the protests increasing military presence in certain areas such as cornerstone and baluchistan at the same time, they are like signaling certain messages about flexibility or adaptability of the let me go pu

we get a lot in moral terms sooner or later, however, they realize that you will not be fed up with moralthe economy, we will have to wait for this moment to change the political course, but in the meantime, we are waiting for a wave of stormy enthusiasm from the realization of moral superiority, for which everyone is ready to sacrifice both the country's economy and political opportunities. thank you very much. i am very grateful to have agreed to take part in our program, despite the current geopolitical context, and i understand that today such a decision requires serious political courage from so many convictions. thank you very much in conclusion. i would like to remind our viewers one great quote from an american publicist. joseph daniels. the army is people gathered in one place for the sole purpose of correcting the mistakes of diplomats and politicians. i very much hope that smart diplomats and politicians from east and west will soon gather in some place to represent our societies and contribute to the fact that the mistakes of diplomats are resolved, but already without use. th

let's cross over to morale carry me. she's a research fellow at the university of toronto, an author of the book, the iranian green movement of 2009 reverberating echoes of resistance. welcome back to d, w. and after almost 3 months of anti regime, demonstrations, of where do the protests stand? well, i think a since yesterday that the call has been made for a 3 day period of intensified protests and strikes were seeing a more critical mass of stripes across the nation. it's particularly important to notice that along with cortisol on, the regional court asked on and those provinces where they've been pretty much on strike nonstop since the beginning of the protests almost of $75.00 days ago or so. now there are more central regions in provinces and cities joining, and that's not something that we've seen in previous rounds of protests in iran. so that's quite significant to have these regions. dad, have they usually have different economic interests, different ethnic compositions come to the 4 together and kind of suppo

what impact is that likely to have on morale in ukraine? and of course, this isn't new that these tactics are being used. what's the historic record? do they work as those who deployed them and hope? i think all these atrocities that we're hearing about just reminds european or ukrainian soldiers what they're fighting for that you really cannot leave territory. and whereas of the ukrainian population under russian occupation. so i think in the way it, it reinforces the will of all ukrainians to fight. but of course, you know, these are terrible and horrible attack that we also am in this, as you said, this has a long history in and russia, in particular, has used these types of weaponized in the winter, the cold hunger, especially if you cry in the past. we know this, this well, but yeah, i mean, overall it does reinforce, i think the, the will to fight. we've just seen in the clip that you shirt early earlier this woman who said, you know, we can starve and we can freeze. but as long as we aren't on the russian occupation and you know, we'

ah, the police unit that monitors women's clothing and iran, the so called morality police, has been suspended. following months of protests, the unrest was sparked by the death of 22 year old martha mimi who was arrested in september for allegedly violating a dress code. joseph jabari report, some terran officially called the guidance patrol. these green and white mini vans are a familiar sight cruising the streets. the special force was established in 2006. its only job to park the major intersections and thorough affairs, to issue warnings to women deemed to be floating around religious stress coats. according to the attorney general, the same institution that set up the morality police has shut it down. on saturday, a statement published in a local newspaper announce the judiciary is already working on a draft proposal for amendments to how authorities enforce laws pertaining to chastity and hedge up following recent events. the relevant bodies are looking for a prudent solution. since the death of massa, meanie in a detention facility in september protests have erupted across th

that's moral. the fighting moral of ukrainian seems quite different from the russians because you have ukranian troops fighting for their homeland. while on the other hand, do you have russians who have been conscripted partially into this war or fighting on a foreign front who are not fighting for belmont? no, it's quite a difference. and we want to come back or to talk a bit more about morale later on with nico president, putin is warning now that the war could be, i quote, a lengthy process. meaning clearly, if he's not seeing russia backing down any time soon, does that mean that this winter will simply freeze things in place literally and figuratively? or could it, in fact, prove decisive for the outcome? we are in the lengthy wall ready. which means that also did industrial aspects of supporting the war become more important. and i think that is what put in a sitting it. he thinks he can, i'll produce us. what, when it comes to the winter. i personally believe fighting will continue and to hi

that's morale. the fighting morale of the ukrainian seems quite different from the russians because you have ukrainian troops fighting for their homeland. while on the other hand, you have russians who have been conscripted partially into this war, who are fighting on a foreign front, who are not fighting for their homeland. and it's quite a difference and we want to come back to talk a bit more about morale later on. but nico president putin is warning now that the war could be i quote, a lengthy process, meaning clearly he's not seeing russia backing down anytime soon. does that mean that this winter will simply freeze things in place literally and figuratively or could it in fact proved decisive for the outcome we are in a lengthy war already. which means that also the industrial aspects of supporting the war become more important. and i think that is what putin is hinting that he thinks he can out produce us. but when it comes to the winter, i personally believe fighting will continue and the hi

any one who knows iran knows that the morality police is not the problem. the head of a ron's judiciary said any one caught encouraging this wake strike will be arrested . but these threats of falling short with so many iranians willing to risk their lives and their freedom to call for an end to the regime. ah, portugal are through to the world go quarter finals after beating switzerland 61 in the round of 16 and a dominant performance. portugal took a to nail lead into half time before putting another 4 goals, passed switzerland's goalkeeper young, some after the break. on sal ramos was the stand out scoring a hat trick while christiana were now the only started off the bench. 2016 european champions will play morocco and the quarter finals. and under docs, morocco knocked out favorite spain. in the round of 16, after a fairly uneventful 120 minutes, it all came down to a penalty shoot out and spain missed all 3 of their kicks. the result sent the last arab team standing counted the porter finance morocco with a better start to the game. but 12 minutes in

the morality police would be disbanded. and the enforcement of strict dress codes for women has seemingly been scaled back. i know failure birth largely for much better without the morality police on the street address. okay, to see more women walking around without a he job and got almost like they can decide for themselves all that i think that's an improvement choir. i that i need you to cake, bertha. opposition to the religious force has been at the center of the protest movement that has since grown into a resounding coal for regime change but active as se the morality police have just been replaced by other security forces in the straits and state media has since back tracked casting doubt on whether the group has been shot down at all. they are in fact not scrap. the news was recorded . and even if the morality police are scar, this misinformation has worked in favor of the rooms, distract focus, to distract the movement, destruct, international solidarity performing because any one who knows iran knows that the mora

but what's driving this so called moral crusade, and who is funding it? reports a sarah spiller has been in search of ounces. ah ah, it was billed as one of the most important events of its kind in the world. just september in mexico, delegates gathered for the world congress of families, and they were on a mission and mission to roll back women's abortion right to challenge otp teacher equality and to defend what facing is the sanctity of the family in their bed, i had, i meant to be the most will not iraq. we're not here or if he be or not, you're up or last valadez for last you asked for last it is yes, the bar last costumers. this is nothing less than a crusade in defense of traditional christian orthodoxies against progressive liberal values and informed us regularly. jasa will not here is speaking to 18. we said that have linked to american, evangelical christians rushing fully, galks and fall. right. politicians like italy is matthew isadine and to work at and maybe levy them on cameras scan, keytric, white label on the found that i need another re

what role is the morality police playing in these protests? i have to say data, we, ah, no we, we don't, we don't hear a single, a slogan against morality. police industry, of course, is the route to death. i mean, he, for a good job, iraq that protests across iran would. now people are demanding an end to for gender apartheid regime. listen, i have to say that as well, how come the international media except this big lie from a regime which killed more than 500 innocent protests. there's including $62.00 children, teenager schoolgirls got killed in 2 month the same regime actually arrested $18000.00 protesters and sentence, many of them to death penalty. how come suddenly that he there? if you comes up with an idea saying that, ok, we're going to abolish them or either to police. no, they didn't have the ability actually to go after people women and telling them cover yourself because they were busy of killing people of torturing people raping girls in prison. and iranian people, no doubt, and that's why they're not chanting against compulsor

local media in iran say the country is abolishing its morality police. the announcement comes after months of nationwide demonstrations, triggered by the rest of gina masa, meaning the young woman died after being taken into police custody for violating iran strict female dress go. ron's attorney general told a major state news agency that the interior ministry has in fact shut down. the morality police cameron maton is senior lecturer on international relations at the university of sussex. and we welcome him now sir. i want to begin by asking you what you make of this announcement. while i think we have to treat this announcement with utmost caution for a number of reasons. the 1st one is that these so called morality police, which people actually in iran use it more commonly under the name of hey job police, which enforces islamic a job is not kind of a branch of judiciary, but of knowing forestman forces, which hasn't made any announcement secondly, these, the oppression of this particular branch of the police has effectively since the south of the pr

it comes as a top official, says iran, so called morality. police have been abolished some of africa's top designers and veil their latest creations at deck called fashion week. as the event celebrates its 20th anniversary and at the world cup and cattle, olivia, who becomes frances all time top score. as a favorite brush aside, poland to reach the last 8 ah a michael ok welcome. iranian protesters or increasing pressure on authorities and calling for a 3 day strike this week. the announcement comes after ron's public prosecutor said the morality police would be abolished. iran has seen months of nationwide demonstrations triggered by the rest of gina masa, meaning the young woman died after being taken into police custody for violating iran strict female dress, go arounds. attorney general told a major state news agency that the interior ministry has shut down the morality police. earlier i spoke to conran maton, senior lecturer on international relations at the university of sussex. and i asked him what he makes of this announcement. while i think we have to treat this announcement w

i appreciate being corrected on that issue appeared let's move onto the morality police.learly the idea as is being reported but there is no absolute proof that this very controversial unit and of course a unit at the heart of the story regarding mahsa amini, it happened to her and how she came to be arrested because of her headscarf and her death in their custody. this unit might be being disbanded. can you shed any light on this for us? >> this news came in the form of the soundbite over the weekend where iran's head of judiciary in a long speech alluded to the fact that the morality prairies -- morality police has nothing to do with the judicial system and will shut down by whoever started it. everybody took it out of isolation and became soundbite d many believe this is it. at is flective of the fact so many people want this apparatus to be shut down but when you speak to folks inside the country as i have been doing the last couple of days since the news broke they'll believe this is a pr stunt. it is important to note the government and no official government organi

the status of iran's morality police remains unclear.n's attorney general said the controversial agency would be, quote, abolished and the mandatory hijab law was being reviewed. the reported comments come amidst months of protest in iran after ma is a aeeny died in the hospital after being taken into custody by the country's morality police. but a senior biden administration official telling nbc news the u.s. is skeptical iran is loosening laws regarding the hijab. and this might just be a tactic to quell planned protests this week. iranian state media pushed back on the initial report and there has also been no comment or confirmation on the matter from iran's supreme leader or police. the official who made the statement is not responsible for overseeing the morality police and according to nbc news bureau the morality police have not been visible for some time and are not the chief enforcers arresting and punishing protesters. joining us now teheran bureau chief and correspondent. it's great to talk to you on this. i got to say, as i

there were reports that morality police officers beat her head with a bat.sts have swept across iran after she died in a hospital a few days after her arrest and shopkeepers have shut down their shops in dozens ofities, the first of three days of action including national strikes against the government. for more on tha, he spoke to me. >> we know for sure that the statement made by this spokesman , he said the mission of the morality police in its current form has come to an end but we will introduce a new modern use of technology to enforce hisob as many of the analysts have been saying over that past two days when iranian authorities have been making contradictory statements on hijab. they say hijab is an ideological pillar of the clericaregime in iran and it is hard to envision an islamic republic without b. this is in no way the abolishment of the morality police. >> why she was stopped was that she was not wearing, they argue, her hijab in the correct manner. will there be discrepancies in how it can be worn or will it continue to have to be worn in a p