Shocking sentence in Iran: You can pour acid in his eyes !

 A woman who was blinded after the lover who has refused his marriage proposal threw sulfuric acid in the eye has received permission from a court in Iran to retaliate in the same way the abuser.

She was the decision to retaliate in exactly the same way and the man's family begged for the waiver decision, according to Daily Mail.
A court in Iran had allowed Ameneh Bahrami, aged 32 years, is revenge, throwing acid in the eyes of his attacker, a student at Tehran University.
Court applied an old law - an eye for eye, tooth for a tooth - which has sparked controversy and reaction, even in Iran, where medieval justice is still applied.
Bahrami Ameneh scar remained strong after Movahedi Majid, aged 27 years, threw sulfuric acid in his eyes as he had rejected his marriage proposal.

The attack took place in 2004, a bus station after the man followed her for months.
Following the attack, the woman was disfigured and blinded, and underwent 19 surgeries.
The court awarded £ 19,000 compensation and Majid sentenced to prison, but she refused the money. She wanted her attacker to suffer the same trauma she went through in the past six years.
"Mother attacker rang my parents. He asked for mercy and said that Majid will accompany me permanently. But it is too late, " said Bahrami Ameneh.
In fact, she was threatened with death because of his desire for revenge.
"The police told me to never go out alone on the street. My parents are scared. They think that the judge was wrong, " said the victim.
Following the court decision, Ameneh received permission to inject acid into the eyes of his assailant, and will pour 20 drops in each eye.
Although it would have to renounce revenge, Ameneh said: "I am very ferrite. After six years was right. But we are some losers, because we have suffered greatly. "