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Jailed Iranian Activist Meysami Rejects Calls To End Hunger Strike

Iranwire – Imprisoned Iranian civil rights activist Farhad Meysami vowed to continue his hunger strike, a fellow activist says, days after pictures emerged on social media showing him emaciated, with his ribs protruding. The shocking photos triggered outrage and warnings that Meysami risks death. “In a phone call, he thanked those expressing concerns and urging him to end his strike …

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Singer Shervin Hajipour’s Grammy Win Thrills Iranian Social Media Users

VOA —Iran-based singer Shervin Hajipour’s Grammy Award for a song he produced last year in honor of Iran’s peaceful protest movement against Islamist rule has prompted an outpouring of positive reactions from Iranian social media users. U.S. first lady Jill Biden announced Hajipour’s win of the U.S. Recording Academy’s first-ever Song for Social Change Special Merit Award at Sunday’s annual …

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Moscow, Tehran Move Forward On Plans For Iran-Designed Drone Factory in Russia

RFL/RE – Russia and Iran are moving forward on plans to establish a factory in Russia aimed at producing some 6,000 Iran-designed drones of the type Moscow has used in the Ukraine war, according to The Wall Street Journal, which cited officials in a U.S.-aligned country. Moscow and Tehran seek to produce a faster drone to better challenge Ukrainian air defenses, …

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Iran Detains Journalist After Detaining Her Sister

RFL/RE – Iranian authorities have detained a journalist at a reformist publication, local media reported on February 5, as her sister, also a journalist, remains in custody after reporting on Mahsa Amini’s death. Elnaz Mohammadi, a reporter for reformist newspaper Hammihan, was detained at the Evin prosecutor’s office in Tehran after she had gone there “for an explanation,” reported Shargh, …

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Jailed Members Of Iran’s Teachers Union Face Security Charges

Iranwire – Iranian authorities are accusing four jailed members of the country’s Teachers Union of “acting against internal security,” “disturbing public order and peace” and “disobeying an officer while on duty,” as the Islamic Republic continues to clamp down on protests that have rocked the country for more than four months. The Revolutionary Court in the southern city of Bushehr …

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