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Kinky 'Fifty Shades' Sex And Porn Linked To Divorce In Iran
In the privacy of their bedrooms in conservative Iran, Sabah's husband used to burn her breasts with cigarettes during sex, while Sarah was forced to re-enact scenes from the sadomasochist box office hit "Fifty Shades of Grey".
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Iran Changes Law to Make Divorce Harder
Iran has changed a law to make divorce by mutual consent invalid unless couples have first undergone state-run counselling, the country's latest move to tackle a rise in broken marriages.
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Iran to Combat 'Immoral' Dating With Official Marriage Site
Iran has announced plans to combat what it says are "immoral" online dating websites by launching an official site for young people seeking marriage.
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In Iran, Love is Rarely a Many-Splendoured Thing
Like an increasing number of Iranians, Mahnaz divorced after marrying young because of the pressures of a conservative society that she feels often ignores a relationship's most important ingredient: love.
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Divorce soars in Iran, stirring fears of society in crisis
The wedding nearly 1,400 years ago of Imam Ali, Shiite Islam's most revered figure, and Fatemeh al-Zahra, the daughter of the Prophet Muhammad, is commemorated in Iran's packed political calendar as a day to celebrate family values. But in a sign of the Iranian authorities' increasing concern about Iran's shifting social landscape, Marriage Day, as...
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Kinky 'Fifty Shades' Sex And Porn Linked To Divorce In Iran
In the privacy of their bedrooms in conservative Iran, Sabah's husband used to burn her breasts with cigarettes during sex, while Sarah was forced to re-enact scenes from the sadomasochist box office hit "Fifty Shades of Grey".
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Iran Changes Law to Make Divorce Harder
Iran has changed a law to make divorce by mutual consent invalid unless couples have first undergone state-run counselling, the country's latest move to tackle a rise in broken marriages.
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Iran to Combat 'Immoral' Dating With Official Marriage Site
Iran has announced plans to combat what it says are "immoral" online dating websites by launching an official site for young people seeking marriage.
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In Iran, Love is Rarely a Many-Splendoured Thing
Like an increasing number of Iranians, Mahnaz divorced after marrying young because of the pressures of a conservative society that she feels often ignores a relationship's most important ingredient: love.
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Divorce soars in Iran, stirring fears of society in crisis
The wedding nearly 1,400 years ago of Imam Ali, Shiite Islam's most revered figure, and Fatemeh al-Zahra, the daughter of the Prophet Muhammad, is commemorated in Iran's packed political calendar as a day to celebrate family values. But in a sign of the Iranian authorities' increasing concern about Iran's shifting social landscape, Marriage Day, as...
