After Competing Internationally Without Hijab, Iranian Chess Player Warned Not To Return To Country
A chess player
from Iran has been warned not to return to the country after competing in a chess
game without her Hijab at an international chess tournament in Kazakhstan.
Sara Khademalsharieh was born in 1997 and appeared
with her hair uncovered on Monday, December 26 at the World Rapid and Blitz
championship in Solidary with other Iranian women.
According to a source close to Sara, who
pleaded anonymous due to the sensitivity of the matter said Sara subsequently
received multiple calls in which some persons warned her against returning home
after the tournament. Others however
have urged her to come back stating that they will “solve the problem”.
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Without
giving further details, the anonymous source also said that Sara's parents and
relatives who are also in Iran are also receiving threats.
As a result of
the threats, Newspapers such as Le Figaro and El Pais reported last week that
Sara would not return to Iran but Rather move to Spain.
Sara who is
also known as Sarasadat Khademalsharieh arrived
in Spain on Jan 3 after receiving threats not to return home.
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