Tehran, Sep 27 (EFE).- Iranian authorities have curbed Internet access and detained journalists and activists in an effort to silence the protests that have spread throughout the country in the last 11 days over the death of Mahsa Amini. Amini’s death while being held in police custody for allegedly not wearing her hijab in accordance …
Iranian authorities have abruptly called off dozens of music concerts and cultural performances in recent weeks following pressure and intimidation by hard-liners who claim such events undermine Islamic values.
Rights activist Maryam Karimbeigi has been sentenced to three years and seven months in prison for attending a concert by the popular Iranian singer Ebi in Turkey.
Protests are continuing across Iran as discontent grows over the government's failure to address deteriorating economic conditions one year after President Ebrahim Raisi's election victory.
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