Elnaz Rekabi became a hero of the protest movement after competing abroad with her hair uncovered.
Opposition to the headscarf has fuelled protests that have swept Iran, with the climber being hailed as a hero.Davood - Elnaz Rekabi's brother and also a top athlete - is seen crying in the video.
Now, the semi-official Tasnim news agency has confirmed that the house has been demolished, but says this was due to the family not having a valid permit for its construction.Women in Iran are required to cover their hair with a headscarf, or hijab, and their arms and legs with loose clothing. Female athletes must also abide by the dress code when they are officially representing Iran in competitions abroad.
The source said Ms Rekabi was detained in a room at Iran's National Olympic Committee building with plainclothes agents present until she met the minister.
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