New anti-government chants in Tehran after giant rallies abroad: reports
Iran's current leadership was shaken by protest movement that peaked in January and were repressed by security forces in a crackdown that left thousands dead
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- Iran's current leadership was shaken by protest movement that peaked in January and were repressed by security forces in a crackdown that left thousands dead
- New anti-government chants in Tehran after giant rallies abroad: reports
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Iran's current leadership was shaken by protest movement that peaked in January and were repressed by security forces in a crackdown that left thousands dead
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Paris – Some residents of Tehran on Sunday chanted slogans against the clerical leadership from balconies and windows, reports said, a day after Iranians abroad staged giant opposition rallies in Europe and North America
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- Iran's current leadership was shaken by protest movement that peaked in January and were repressed by security forces in a crackdown that left thousands dead
- New anti-government chants in Tehran after giant rallies abroad: reports
- Paris – Some residents of Tehran on Sunday chanted slogans against the clerical leadership from balconies and windows, reports said, a day after Iranians abroad staged giant opposition rallies in Europe and North America
- The Islamic republic under supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was shaken by a protest movement that peaked in January and which according to rights groups was repressed by security forces in a crackdown that left thousands dead
- While the street protests have petered out in the face of the crackdown, last week residents of Tehran and other cities began shouting slogans against the leadership from the relative safety of their own homes inside vast apartment blocks
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