MSN International Edition Article RatingIranian activists call for three-day strike and new demonstrations on Wednesday in Tehran
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47% : © Provided by News 360 File - Protest organized by the National Council of Resistance of Iran in front of the Iranian Embassy in Berlin following the death in custody of Mahsa Amini. - Paul Zinken/dpaIranian activists have called for a strike and a new wave of demonstrations starting this Monday as part of the mobilizations that have been going on for almost three months to denounce the death in custody of Mahsa Amini, arrested by the 'morality police' for allegedly wearing the veil incorrectly.40% : "No official of the Islamic Republic of Iran has said that the Irshad Patrol -- the 'morality police' -- has been annulled," the broadcaster said.
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