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Iranian Cleric Complains Of Too Much Joy, Amid Soaring Depression Rates

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Reza Ezzat Zamani, Deputy of the Islamic Propagation Organization, said Wednesday that "We have also gone to extremes" His comment comes as studies suggest a rise in depression in Iran, particularly among women and young people. The Islamic government bans mingling of opposite sexes, drinking alcohol, enforces hijab on women and strictly monitors music.
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Iranian Cleric Complains Of Too Much Joy, Amid Soaring Depression Rates

While a majority of Tehran's population is grappling with depression, an Iranian cleric complains that the Islamic regime has gone to extremes in creating joyful and happy occasions for the population.

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