Respect our laws: Iran to foreign visitors as anti-hijab protests persist

Iran Anti-Hijab Protests: Last month, Iran said it had arrested nine European nationals for their role in unrest over Mahsa Amini's death.

Foreign visitors to Iran should respect the Islamic Republic's laws, its foreign ministry spokesman said on Monday amid continued protests over a woman's death in police custody that Tehran has blamed on "foreign enemies".

Iran Anti-Hijab Protests: Demonstrator gestures a peace sign during a rally. (AFP)

Last month, Iran said it had arrested nine European nationals for their role in unrest over Mahsa Amini's death.

"Iran is a safe country...We expect foreigners who visit Iran for tourism and business purposes to respect our laws," foreign ministry spokesman Nasser Kaanani told a televised news conference.