EA WorldView Article RatingIran Protests: The Anniversary of Mahsa Amini's Death - EA WorldView
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46% : "She intends to attend a covertly-planned protest on Saturday and pledges her commitment to the campaign "however hard, however long, and time-consuming".Having taken off her headscarf in public for the first time during protests last year, she walks through Tehran bareheaded.43% : But even if the threats and show of force limit public expression of grief and solidarity today, they are unlikely to quell the quest for rights spurred by Amini's death.
38% : Heavily-armed Iranian security forces have been deployed in Saqqez, preventing people from entering the graveyard, and in Tehran.
34% : See also UPDATES: Iran Protests -- More Arrests Ahead of Anniversary of Mahsa Amini's DeathAmini, a 22-year-old Kurd from Saqqez in northwest Iran, and her brother were stopped in their car in Tehran on September 13, 2022.
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