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Iranian-British Woman Pardoned for Tehran Volleyball Protest
Ghoncheh Ghavami was arrested last June outside Tehran's Azadi Stadium where she and others were demanding that women be allowed in to watch a volleyball match between Iran and Italy.
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Iranian Woman Dances Without Hijab Defying Conservatives
An Iranian woman has defied the country's ultra-restrictive laws by dancing publicly without her hijab (veil), and what is more, it was filmed and posted on social media.
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British-Iranian Woman Jailed for Attending Men's Volleyball Match Released on Bail
A British-Iranian woman controversially jailed months ago in Tehran after trying to attend a men's volleyball match was released on bail Sunday pending an appeal court verdict, her family said.
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Iranian Female Journalists Can Cover Men's Volleyball Matches
Females are banned from attending public men's sport games, which could be only attended by public and male reporters. Ghoncheh Ghavami, a 25-year-old British-Iranian woman, to a year in jail after she had cared to attend a volleyball game as a spectator.
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Woman Jailed in Iran For Watching Men's Volleyball Match, Arrested For 'Links With Foreigners'
Iran's judiciary said Tuesday an Iranian-British woman arrested in June after trying to attend a men's volleyball match was being held for security reasons and over "links with foreigners"
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Woman Jailed in Iran for Protesting Volleyball Ban Declares Hunger Strike
British-Iranian woman Ghoncheh Ghavami is protesting because the judge is yet to officially confirm her one-year prison sentence.
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British-Iranian Woman Gets One Year in Jail for Volleyball Protest
Ghoncheh Ghavami, a 25-year-old law graduate from London, was protesting against the ban on women to watch men's volleyball matches.
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Iranian-British Woman, Jailed for Bid to Watch Men's Volleyball, Goes on Hunger Strike
An Iranian-British woman has gone on hunger strike in prison in Tehran to protest against her arrest for trying to watch a men's volleyball game, the opposition website Kalame reported on Sunday.
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Iranian-British Woman Pardoned for Tehran Volleyball Protest
Ghoncheh Ghavami was arrested last June outside Tehran's Azadi Stadium where she and others were demanding that women be allowed in to watch a volleyball match between Iran and Italy.
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Iranian Woman Dances Without Hijab Defying Conservatives
An Iranian woman has defied the country's ultra-restrictive laws by dancing publicly without her hijab (veil), and what is more, it was filmed and posted on social media.
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British-Iranian Woman Jailed for Attending Men's Volleyball Match Released on Bail
A British-Iranian woman controversially jailed months ago in Tehran after trying to attend a men's volleyball match was released on bail Sunday pending an appeal court verdict, her family said.
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Iranian Female Journalists Can Cover Men's Volleyball Matches
Females are banned from attending public men's sport games, which could be only attended by public and male reporters. Ghoncheh Ghavami, a 25-year-old British-Iranian woman, to a year in jail after she had cared to attend a volleyball game as a spectator.
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Woman Jailed in Iran For Watching Men's Volleyball Match, Arrested For 'Links With Foreigners'
Iran's judiciary said Tuesday an Iranian-British woman arrested in June after trying to attend a men's volleyball match was being held for security reasons and over "links with foreigners"
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Woman Jailed in Iran for Protesting Volleyball Ban Declares Hunger Strike
British-Iranian woman Ghoncheh Ghavami is protesting because the judge is yet to officially confirm her one-year prison sentence.
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British-Iranian Woman Gets One Year in Jail for Volleyball Protest
Ghoncheh Ghavami, a 25-year-old law graduate from London, was protesting against the ban on women to watch men's volleyball matches.
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Iranian-British Woman, Jailed for Bid to Watch Men's Volleyball, Goes on Hunger Strike
An Iranian-British woman has gone on hunger strike in prison in Tehran to protest against her arrest for trying to watch a men's volleyball game, the opposition website Kalame reported on Sunday.
