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Iran sees 'major' disruption in internet service amid renewed protests | | AW

Oct 12, 2022 View Original Article
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    46% Medium Conservative

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    46% Medium Conservative

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57% :Demonstrations also occurred on university campuses in Tehran as well, online videos purported to show.
52% : Lawyers also peacefully demonstrated in front of the Iran Central Bar Association in Tehran, chanting: "Woman, life, freedom", a slogan of the demonstrations so far.
42% : Despite the disruption, witnesses saw at least one demonstration in Tehran by some 30 women who had removed their headscarves while chanting: "Death to the dictator!"
40% :Calls for protests beginning at noon Wednesday saw a massive deployment of riot police and plain clothes officers throughout Tehran, witnesses said.
35% : Iran suffered a "major disruption" in internet service Wednesday as calls for renewed protests again saw demonstrators on the streets weeks after the death of a 22-year-old woman who had been detained by the country's morality police, an advocacy group said.

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