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The Iranian regime is sending out contradictory signals about disbanding the moral police tasked with ensuring that the strict Islamic dress code is followed by every woman. The continuing street protests, despite a brutal crackdown on the young women, have shaken the regime to the core.
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Hengameh Ghaziani and Katayoun Riahi -- two prominent actors in Iran -- have been detained for 'provocative' social media posts as a crackdown on anti-hijab protesters continues in the Islamic Republic.
Iran on Sunday issued its first death sentence linked to participation in "riots", weeks into protests sparked by the death of a woman in morality police custody, the judiciary's website said.
Violent protests broke out in Iraq's capital city of Baghdad after Iraqi Shi'ite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr announced he was quitting politics on Monday. In what appeared like a rerun of the Sri Lanka crisis, protesters in Baghdad broke into the Green Zone and stormed the Republican Palace, the power center of the country.
After thousands of enraged protestors on Saturday (Jul 9) barged into his residence in Colombo, Sri Lankan President Gotabaya Rajapaksa reportedly fled his home. Protestors entered the President's House, after situation in the crisis struck island nation continued to worsen.
It should be noted that ABVP members were staging a protest against Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin for allegedly showing 'insensitivity' in Lavanya's suicide case.
Kangana Ranaut filed a complaint in Himachal Pradesh against those who allegedly gave her death threats
Myanmar junta to release 23,184 prisoners under New Year amnesty
Old habits die hard! This phrase perfectly suits the so-called 'intellectual' journalist and Padma Awardee Rajdeep Sardesai because no matter what happens in the country, he will not leave his old habit to spread fake news for their 'Leftist agenda'.
After the Khalistan supporters desecrated and vandalised Mahatma Gandhi's statue, in the US, White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany described it as "appalling".
