Yahoo News Article RatingIranian girl, 16, in coma after 'attack by morality police'
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49% : Ms Garawand hails from the city of Kermanshah, in Kurdish-populated western Iran, but is a resident of Tehran, said Hengaw.33% : The New York-based Centre for Human Rights in Iran (CHRI) said women and girls "face increased violence, arbitrary arrests and heightened discrimination after the Islamic Republic reactivated its forced-veiling police patrols".
32% : The incident has set Iran on edge, with many in the country seeing parallels to the case of Mahsa Amini, a Kurdish woman whose death in the custody of the morality police sparked a nationwide protest movement.
29% : The IranWire news site, based outside Iran, cited a source as saying she had sustained a "head injury" after being pushed by the officers.
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