Iran forces female students to attend hijab ‘counseling’ after months of women’s rights protests

Dozens of female students across Iran have been forced to take a "mandatory counseling session" for failing to wear their hijab correctly.

A notice sent by Shiraz University, located in southwestern Iran, to its students informed them that "removing the hijab and not having proper student clothing" was a "violation" and called on the Union Council of Iranian Students to report any infringements, reported Radio Free Europe.  Caitlin McFall is a Reporter at Fox News Digital covering Politics, U.S. and World news.

Those found to be breaking the rules set out under the strict Iranian regime will then be required to engage in counseling.