Published 1 year ago

Iranian state media seems to dismiss reports morality police has been abolished

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An Iranian lawmaker has said that Iran’s government was “paying attention to the people’s real demands” a day after a top official suggested that the country’s unpopular morality police has been shut down following months of protests

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The Independent

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Associated Press News

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