Iranians have been expressing their outrage at the existence of the so-called morality police – following the death of Mahsa Amini in custody. Amini was detained for allegedly breaking hijab laws and her death has sparked angry protests, with women burning their headscarves in an act of resistance against the Islamic Republic's strict dress code and those enforcing it. The morality police are tasked with ensuring the respect of Islamic morals and detaining people who are perceived to be "improperly" dressed. They are often criticised for their heavy-handed approach towards women. And now in a rare interview, one morality police officer spoke anonymously to the BBC: "It's like we are going out for a hunt," he said. Click on the link in our bio to find out more. Picture credit: Getty Images #iran #mahsaamini #hijab