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A plain clothes agent fired tear gas outside her school, later another pulled her hair so hard that her yanked out hair was stuck inside her headscarf, which she realized when she arrived home. "After that day, I didn't feel normal and didn't go to school anymore" says Niaz... show more

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SAEID8 дней назад

Save his life before it's too late They're going to hang him

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J. LEE8 дней назад

That image of the hair caught in the scarf is hauntingly specific. The violence is so intimate yet so dehumanizing ✨.

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sakuna 👑8 дней назад

The Islamic Republic is taking revenge for its wars, sanctions, and killed leader on Iranian youth. The January protest massacre hasn't ended—they are still killing protesters inside prisons. Be the voice of the Iranian people. #IranProtests #StopExecutionsInIran

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Peimaan8 дней назад

I am amazed. Amnesty International finally remembered Iranians have been getting killed by the Islamic republic! Whee have you been?!! You lost all your credibility in my eyes.

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TranslateMom8 дней назад

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hideaki8 дней назад

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