Can we expect equality for men and women afterward? Definitely, one hundred per cent, because already the popular feeling is that there's equality between men and women. It is just that Iran right now is under sharia law, which spells out that there is no equality and that women can't become presidents or judges and...all the other facts I've mentioned.
The people want this, although it's not everybody; obviously some of the more fundamentalist religious people who live in the villages still think that men are greater than women.
But they've already lived this. They've already lived with equality between men and women. It is just in the last 27 years that it has been taken away from them. It is not a part of their being. As I was saying, in Saudi Arabia women have been repressed for hundreds of years, but men and women perceive themselves as equal, I think, in Iran.