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Pompeo: U.S. Received Thousands Of Messages From Iran About Protest Abuse

RFL/RE — U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo says Washington has received nearly 20,000 “messages, videos, pictures, notes” from Iranians depicting what he called “human rights abuses” in Tehran’s response to an outbreak of anti-government protests in the country.In a briefing on November 26, Pompeo told reporters that the United States would continue to sanction Iranian officials responsible for their actions related …

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Iran Takes Measures Against Staff Of U.K.-Based TV Channel

RFL/RE – Iran says it has imposed punitive measures on individuals associated with a London-based, Persian-language TV channel that Iranian officials have accused of bias in its coverage of anti-government protests that erupted across the country last week. The Iranian judiciary’s website said on November 26 it had imposed “judicial and legal restrictions” on property held by individuals associated with Iran International …

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Tehran Hosts Taliban Leaders for Afghan Peace Talks

VOA – Iran’s Foreign Minister Javad Zarif has hosted leaders of Afghanistan’s Taliban insurgency and discussed efforts aimed at finding a negotiated settlement to the Afghan war. A Taliban spokesman said Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar, the political deputy chief and head of the insurgent group’s Qatar-based office, led the visiting delegation at the meeting. FILE – Members of a Taliban …

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A Country Jailed: “Internet Blackout Turns Iran into World’s Largest Prison”

Radiozamaneh – The Iran internet shutdown, which has left most Iranians without access to telecommunications, has left many people inside the country feeling “suffocated”, “imprisoned” and “depressed”. Zamaneh Opinion Panelists share personal accounts of living under the most severe internet shutdown the Islamic Republic has ever imposed on its citizens. “I’m suffocating. It feels like the government has put its …

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Iran: Deliberate Coverup of Brutal Crackdown

HRW – Iranian authorities are deliberately covering up the scale of the mass crackdown against protesters, Human Rights Watch said today. The government should immediately announce the number of deaths, arrests, and detentions from the recent protests and permit an independent inquiry into alleged abuses. Human rights groups estimate that more than 140 people were killed and that security forces arrested up to 7,000 people in …

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