Iran has banned the use of the word "women" from public television, insisting that it be replaced with "family". Gateway Pundit calls attention to this, and to another outrage against women in Iran: the case of a young female doctor:

Zahra Bani Yaghoub (pictured), 27, died after being arrested in the city of Hamedan, west of Tehran, for walking in public with a man who wasn't her husband or a relative.

The Position of Women in UN Human Rights Documents

The controversial position of women's rights within human rights is also reflected in the development of international agreements and documents, via which women's rights can be determined and violations of women's rights punished by the United Nations (UN) worldwide. The text is divided up into the following sections:

	Declaration on Equality and Decree on Non-Discrimination against Women (1945-1979)
	The Practical Implementation of Women's Rights (from 1975):  - Agreement on the Elimination of all Forms of Discrimination against Woman  - The World Human Rights Conference in Vienna 1993  - UN Declaration of the Elimination of Violence against Women of 1993  - Fourth United Nations World Conference on Women: "Acting for equal opportunity, development and peace"
	Opportunities for sanctioning against the violation of women's rights at international level