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Kenyan Journalists Demand Media Freedom Amidst Pressure And Restrictions
At least 50 people have been killed and more than 400 wounded since the start of the protests on June 18, according to rights groups
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2 Iranian Actresses Charged For Not Wearing Headscarves: Report
Iran has charged two prominent actresses for publishing pictures of themselves flouting the country's dress code for women, just weeks after announcing a crackdown on breaches, local media reported.
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Iran Policeman Reprimanded For Not Enforcing Hijab Rules
An Iranian police officer has been reprimanded after he did not enforce the country's dress code requiring women to cover their hair, local media reported Monday.
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Iranian Chess Player Competes Without Hijab At Tournament: Report
An Iranian chess player has taken part in an international tournament without a hijab, according to media reports, the latest of several Iranian sportswomen to appear at competitions without one since anti-government protests began.
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Outrage As Iran Carries Out First Execution Linked To Anti-Hijab Protests
Iran executed Thursday a man convicted of injuring a paramilitary member, state media said.
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Iran Abolishes 'Morality Police' After Months-Long Protest
Iran has scrapped its morality police units after more than two months of protests triggered by the arrest of Mahsa Amini for allegedly violating the country's strict female dress code, local media say.
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Iran Bank Manager Fired For Attending To Woman Without Hijab: Report
An Iranian bank manager who served an unveiled woman has been fired, local media reported on Sunday, as demonstrations triggered by the mandatory head covering rule shake the Islamic republic.
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Iran's Atomic Energy Agency E-Mail Hacked, Information Leaked: Report
Iran's atomic energy organization said that an e-mail server belonging to one of its subsidiaries was hacked from a foreign country, leading to some information being published online, state media reported on Sunday.
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"Oust The Dictator": China Sees Rare Protest Against Xi Jinping
Chinese social media censors have blocked posts, keywords, and hashtags related to the extremely rare public protest ahead of a landmark Chinese Communist Party (CCP) meeting that is scheduled to begin on October 16.
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Rare Protest Banners Against China's Xi Jinping Removed From Beijing
Beijing authorities removed rare banners of political protest from an overpass in the Chinese capital, according to images circulated widely on social media on Thursday, just days before the start of a twice-in-a-decade Communist Party congress.
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Leading Iran University Suspends Classes After Clashes: Media
Classes were suspended and moved online Monday at Iran's leading scientific university after clashes erupted overnight on a Tehran campus between students and security forces, local media said.
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450 "Rioters" Arrested For Anti-Hijab Protests, Says Iran
Authorities in a northern Iran province have arrested 450 people during more than 10 days of protests following Mahsa Amini, a young Kurdish woman's death in morality policy custody, state media reported Monday.
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50 Killed As Anti-Hijab Protests Intensify In Iran: Report
Protests flared in Iran for an eighth straight night Friday over the death of a young woman arrested by the morality police, verified social media posts showed, hours after counter-demonstrations mobilised by authorities.
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UN Calls On Myanmar To Halt "Excessive Force" After Anti-Coup Protest Violence
The United Nations has called for Myanmar to hold to account anyone using excessive force against unarmed civilians after security forces rammed a car into an anti-coup protesters killing five of them, according to media and witnesses.
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Bengal BJP Slams "Chinese PM Kim Jong Un" In Protest Against Ladakh Clash
Anti-China protests took a completely new twist in a town in Bengal where local BJP workers burnt an effigy of Chinese president Xi Jinping but called him Kim Jong Un of North Korea. The video has been widely shared by amused social media users.
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Kenyan Journalists Demand Media Freedom Amidst Pressure And Restrictions
At least 50 people have been killed and more than 400 wounded since the start of the protests on June 18, according to rights groups
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2 Iranian Actresses Charged For Not Wearing Headscarves: Report
Iran has charged two prominent actresses for publishing pictures of themselves flouting the country's dress code for women, just weeks after announcing a crackdown on breaches, local media reported.
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Iran Policeman Reprimanded For Not Enforcing Hijab Rules
An Iranian police officer has been reprimanded after he did not enforce the country's dress code requiring women to cover their hair, local media reported Monday.
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Iranian Chess Player Competes Without Hijab At Tournament: Report
An Iranian chess player has taken part in an international tournament without a hijab, according to media reports, the latest of several Iranian sportswomen to appear at competitions without one since anti-government protests began.
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Outrage As Iran Carries Out First Execution Linked To Anti-Hijab Protests
Iran executed Thursday a man convicted of injuring a paramilitary member, state media said.
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Iran Abolishes 'Morality Police' After Months-Long Protest
Iran has scrapped its morality police units after more than two months of protests triggered by the arrest of Mahsa Amini for allegedly violating the country's strict female dress code, local media say.
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Iran Bank Manager Fired For Attending To Woman Without Hijab: Report
An Iranian bank manager who served an unveiled woman has been fired, local media reported on Sunday, as demonstrations triggered by the mandatory head covering rule shake the Islamic republic.
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Iran's Atomic Energy Agency E-Mail Hacked, Information Leaked: Report
Iran's atomic energy organization said that an e-mail server belonging to one of its subsidiaries was hacked from a foreign country, leading to some information being published online, state media reported on Sunday.
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"Oust The Dictator": China Sees Rare Protest Against Xi Jinping
Chinese social media censors have blocked posts, keywords, and hashtags related to the extremely rare public protest ahead of a landmark Chinese Communist Party (CCP) meeting that is scheduled to begin on October 16.
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Rare Protest Banners Against China's Xi Jinping Removed From Beijing
Beijing authorities removed rare banners of political protest from an overpass in the Chinese capital, according to images circulated widely on social media on Thursday, just days before the start of a twice-in-a-decade Communist Party congress.
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Leading Iran University Suspends Classes After Clashes: Media
Classes were suspended and moved online Monday at Iran's leading scientific university after clashes erupted overnight on a Tehran campus between students and security forces, local media said.
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450 "Rioters" Arrested For Anti-Hijab Protests, Says Iran
Authorities in a northern Iran province have arrested 450 people during more than 10 days of protests following Mahsa Amini, a young Kurdish woman's death in morality policy custody, state media reported Monday.
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50 Killed As Anti-Hijab Protests Intensify In Iran: Report
Protests flared in Iran for an eighth straight night Friday over the death of a young woman arrested by the morality police, verified social media posts showed, hours after counter-demonstrations mobilised by authorities.
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UN Calls On Myanmar To Halt "Excessive Force" After Anti-Coup Protest Violence
The United Nations has called for Myanmar to hold to account anyone using excessive force against unarmed civilians after security forces rammed a car into an anti-coup protesters killing five of them, according to media and witnesses.
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Bengal BJP Slams "Chinese PM Kim Jong Un" In Protest Against Ladakh Clash
Anti-China protests took a completely new twist in a town in Bengal where local BJP workers burnt an effigy of Chinese president Xi Jinping but called him Kim Jong Un of North Korea. The video has been widely shared by amused social media users.
