![Iranian women queue in a polling station to vote for the parliamentary and Assembly of Experts elections in Qom [AP]](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_vYWu6mQQ6tna--hBH3l6pD2-bCn7YJIpp280KO8f7T3d-xiUQGTslCZKFNffOdfRpMVBvOzmZIufDmHhI-iQaWEAVY-7SaEqLm4YHSV1sS-oXg0a7vF9AQBXPJdinHfCDv8IgtM_mtIIu8mQrGZg33WDem6Hh53bgRF91m-YVqOTQliYdVdkkeLYh94peRitVLpkKhPA2BRBms=s0-d)
Despite women's attempts to find a voice in Iran's politics, their presence has been minimal and cosmetic.
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