Iranian Teen Girl Dead After Morality Police Attack Her on a Train

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45% : She was visiting Tehran with her family when she was taken into custody for not wearing a head scarf properly.
44% : A human rights group accuses female morality police officers for the 'severe injuries' that followed a 'physical assault.' Hengaw, a Norway-based Kurdish human rights NGO, claimed that Mc Geravand was attacked by hijab officers in Shohada Station, a stop on the city's metro, for not wearing a hijab, which all women in Iran are meant to wear under strict morality laws.
42% : 'According to the official theory of Armita Geravand doctors, after a sudden drop in blood pressure, she suffered a fall, a brain injury, followed by continuous convulsions, decreased cerebral oxygenation and cerebral edema.' Will Geravand's Oct. 1 injury and now her death reignite protests throughout Iran against Iran's theocracy and its draconian control over the lives of women?
33% : Amini was the 22-year-old woman whose death while in the custody of the morality police brought on a protest movement in Iran.
28% : " "During the last 28 days, the Islamic Republic of Iran tried to distort the narrative of the government murder of this teenage girl," the group alleged.

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