this act was a crime in the eyes of the islamic republic. 2019 and sentenced to five years in prison. the founder of the campaign wasn't immune, even in the us. masih alinejad has been in the crosshairs of the iranian security forces. in 2021, the fbi foiled a plot to kidnap her in new york. but the iranian government has denied it was involved. if it was not the fbi stopping the kidnapping plot, i would have been in iran now executed. the fbi actually arrested a man with a loaded gun in front of my house in brooklyn. maybe they are scared of my hair, i don't know, i don't know why they are scared of me. like masih, during the latest protests, many influential iranians figures have used social media to break through state media censorship. through state media censorship — from footballers to actors, from scholars to singers. they have expressed their support. in this clip, songwriter shervin hajipour uses the wording from people's tweets to compose a song about why the islamic republic should no longer exist. iranian security forces arrested

of the islamic republic of suleimani, who would kill that is people understand that even though overs an element of force confrontation, it becomes more organized . the insurgents want your opinion, what is the ultimate goal of the insurgents, the difference between uh, past uprisings and today’s as far as i understand, as far as i read , as far as i heard mr. maziar, this is what is now being criticized and the main person of the country. as far as i remember, it didn’t happen before. maybe i’m wrong, so what is the ultimate goal - it’s all the colorization of power - it’s the organization of civil power, simple when there are none of these guards of the islamic revolution, who as and how that colander passes through himself all those who want to take part in in elections and in elections, those who are worthy of them are identified. well, in short, and such and such further actions are simply the creation of a normal secular state, or do i understand correctly ? please, you know that our iranian colleague has very clearly depicted the current protests and their difference from the

they are there to end the islamic republic., i was angry, begging the international community to take action. i was actually angry with the united nations that i knew for democracy countries voted for the islamic republic to talk about women's body at the united nations. but now i see that they are changing their tone as well. harris in the mus mentioned they are going to push for removal of the islamic republic from the united nation. so these solidarity is giving hope to people and people will not give up in the streets. >> let me ask you this. because kareem sathapoor said that for this regime, the hijab is one of the pillars of it effectively. forcing women to wear this to cover their hair along with death to america and death to israel. i wonder, do you see any scenario in which the regime, given how central this is to her message, if you want to call it that, gives up the hijab as a way to stop the protests. >> that is a very good question. look, the iranian regime has two options. to kill more people, which is going to c

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first of all, of course, i want to thank you for the invitation to visit the islamic republic of iranich we very quickly took advantage of. if this is my first visit. oh your beautiful country, then for all members of the belarusian delegation. this is far from the first. you spoke very correctly about the illegitimate sanctions that confirm our states that are on the verge of economic terrorism, but, uh, we are not here, therefore, in belarus, iran has successfully cooperated over the past ten years without stopping ours. uh, political, economic , and parliamentary relations. scheduled business forum will discuss the supply of products to give the signing of bilateral agreements. belarus russia continues to consistently strengthen cooperation in all areas, primarily in economic terms. today this was discussed by the working group on cooperation between our country and the udmurt republic, the priorities of interaction are dictated by time, and today it is important to minimize the consequences of sanctions pressure on the intention to develop goods that conduct networks. to expand th

has the islamic republic in powerfor more element that has the islamic republic in power for more thant is not as either protesters aren't fearful, the regime has shown it can be extremely brutal and people say there are more than 200 people killed in these protests so far. but the fact is that these protests are overcoming the fear and still going out and risking their lives for basic freedoms that they say they are being denied and have been denied for so many years. this is clearly a new strategy they are hoping will finally spark some fear into these protesters. so far that hasn't _ into these protesters. so far that hasn't worked. - into these protesters. so far that hasn't worked. thank . into these protesters. so far. that hasn't worked. thank you so much. leaders have agreed to stick to earlier agreements that sought to end fighting between the two neighbours. a statement released after talks mediated by president putin said the two sides agreed to refrain from the use of force and to discuss all issues on the basis of a recognition of each other�*s territorial integrity. nearl

yes indeed, it says as with your remarkable because for decades islamic republic has invested in and actively promoting the division between different nationalities and cultural regions. and communities in iran and correspond, has been particularly subject to this policy, given the history of a national opened in the region. and the fact that go to the phone of iran is adjacent to the iraqi kurdistan and turkish coda son and so on. but it clearly evidence that actually that the people in other parts of iran do not buy into this narrative of separatism, which is what the government is trying to kind of propagates that they couldn't. regions are dominated by separate this movement. and these people want to kind of disintegrate on despite that we see that people immediately from here onto a remote part of iran are coming out and accessing. busy support people to come under intense military attack actually by conventional military troops of the republic of their own. do you see a danger that the unrest in the kurdish regions of iran could still over into kurdish regions and neighboring c

the islamic republic often resorts to when it's curtis minority, protests and one that has worked in the past. this time however, iranians apparently refused to be divide it videos on social media, show people pouring into the streets in other cities and regions in support of ma habit, some with a rallying cry that must sound like a threat to the countries theocratic leaders kurtz belushi is as a res, freedom and equality toward my router, that is all about already come run. martine is a senior lecture at the university of sussex, where he teaches modern history of the middle east and international relations. he told us more about the new unity in the protests against the regime and are on yes indeed. this is us was a remarkable because for decades islamic republic has invested in and actively promoting the division between different nationalities and cultural regions and communities in iran. and call this time has been particularly subject to this policy, given the history of a national movement in the region. and the fact that go to span of iran is adjacent to the iraqi kurdistan.

it's a key aspect of the islamic republics, identity, women who refused the compulsory job can be beaten, were arrested by the notorious morality police, the same police. the detained 22 year old gina massa. many for wearing her. he job improperly. she later died in custody. burning the headscarf became a way to voice read over her death. but it is also about rejecting the compulsory here job, iran's leadership altogether and demanding equal rights. when we say that we are against a mandatory job, it's equal to saying that we are against slamming republic and mentality of this regime is inter when we are suppressing woman, we are our father's belongings when we are not married and after marriage, we are the belongings of our husband, how is this fair? how is this humane? it's an anti slum republicans, man, because the stomach republic wants to control the woman's body. and a very important part of their propaganda is about he just up this whole thing, isn't that just about to job this? simply don't want to say, let me just state this regime. it doesn't work for us. and for our country, i

thank you again for the protesters in iran say they've set fire to the ancestral home of the islamic republics founder, ayatollah khomeini activists. claim these images on social media show the place doesn't. demonstrators can be seen outside the building before a flash inside anti government protest entered the 3rd month. and the unrest began after the death of a young woman arrested for allegedly wearing her head scarf incorrectly, to w's eyebrow. he has been hearing from women angry about restrictions or on their freedoms. we have altered their voices to protect their identities bruning away years of oppression. for almost 2 months. iranian women in the country and around the world have set their head scarves ablaze in protest. they told us doing so is rejection of the molars rule over iran. we are fighting for the freedom of choice, not against a job. i don't have his job to stays and i dare to walk or even seat in front of the rest police. why? my aunt, who is also an actor for tester, where her job, because she believes since the her job became mandatory in iran after the 1979 revolution

and colleagues of the scuba court judicial relations between the supreme courts of the islamic republiche russian federation are very good. we share experience with each other, exchange opinions. and this also testifies to the very good relations between our states. we have been cooperating with our colleagues and friends from russia for many years and have come to discuss your experience and litigation technologies . the all-russian congress of judges is the highest body of the judiciary, where delegates of all levels from every corner of the country are represented. they meet once every four years to discuss current issues and determine the development vector. the next congress was supposed to take place back in 2020, but due to the pandemic, it was first postponed to the end of 2021 and now to 2022, so the break between congresses for 6 whole years, during this time a lot of urgent problems have accumulated. the main directions of the 10th anniversary congress should be to improve the quality and accessibility of justice , the president noted in the current conditions. it is of parti

it is anti-islamic repubc because the islamic republic wants to controlhe women's bodies. a very important part their propaganda is about the hijab. >> this whole things not just about the hijab. they simply do not want the islamic, this regime. it does not work for us and our country. it has never worked. >> the regime has showed no signs of letting up and has brutally suppressed protesters. yet, the women we spoke to say that change is already her >> it is definitely the beginning of a nra. the solidarity that has bui up seems be fortifying with every day that passes. >> women without hijab's on the street are becoming ubiquitous and i am treated with respect, even offered a seat when i go without a short coat -- without a scarf or short coat when i go to the bank or hospital by men or women alike. >> we can see a bright future when i saw crowds of protesters everywhere, i found hope again. >> regardless of what happens next in the islamic republic, the iranian people's bravery sparked solidarity worldwide. the spirit that is unlikely to die anytime soon. >> the football

i found that hope again, regardless of what happens next in the islamic republic. the iranian peoples bravery has sparked solidarity worldwide. a spirit that is unlikely to die any time . soon. lou well to badness for football fans guitar has banned the sale of beer at the world cup stadiums just 2 days before the opening match. this caps, months of tense negotiations between fever and the host country. the band could violate a multimillion dollar sponsorship deal with budweiser beer will be available in the i. p. areas the stadiums. however. while alcohol please know, major roland could tori society, many millions of football fans around the world, considered an integral part of their experience of the game. plenty of supporters had already arrived from guitar, but the time future announcement was made on friday and were surprised to hear the last minute change in the rules. i. in argentina, it's essential that you always rubia with friends and family and moments of die. and right now, and teens are full, so i to be here at this, we're at cup and we really want to

supreme leader over on he said that there are still western powers trying to bring down the islamic republic that had a revolution 1979. he said that it is the role of the bus, each members to make sure that the ideologies of the revolution continue. he also said that writers to call them will pay the price for their actions and will undoubtedly be dealt with just to let you know. there are now 6 people that i've been handed down death sentences in iran for their roles in their riot. the official charge is one that is waging war against the states. there are over 1100 people in iran that are now facing trialing. been indicted. 40 to human rights, who are over 17000 people who are being detained since a debt pro has began. and the supreme leader also took the time to talk about the united states and the ongoing negotiations without nuclear deal of 2015. you said that we cannot continue concession if we continue to get into their demands. they will continue making them at one point they want us to change our constitution and ultimately get rid of the guardian council, which is an assembly in i

he was opposed to the regime of bashar but he has also been opposed to the islamic republic been opposedng time and then came back in 1995 and was sentenced to 20 years in prison, spent ten years in persian, apparently it was a horrific time and he was treated very badly. this might work spent ten years in —— he spent ten years in prison. i think people are not aware of this history and seats is very influenced by the govan protest but it seems that this family is a family that has a long that has long—time opposition to the islamic republic —— they see this as very influenced by the covenant protests. my make is this at the moment a major setback for the reigning regime? i don't know if it is a step back because like i said there is a long history of opposition there and it is not an unusual thing that when the supreme leader is also a known reformist, he has often spoken about against the rule of his brother. he was disqualified as running as candidates for parliament and other offices so it is not an unusual thing so i think, you know, it is certainly a call to people who may that gre

if something happens to my brother, again, the entire system of the islamic republic is responsible as homage on 48th law. me mess. often families are not even told whether relative or what's happening to them. so some come to the prison every day, demanding information or release of their loved ones. a release that is anything but certain. and a ranch ariella protest as can be charged for waging war against god. a crime that may result in the death penalty. some have already received that verdict. amy's to maintain or even build up the barrier of fear that day needs in order to rule a country where people don't want them. so that penalty is the most efficient tool to spread fear in this society. so far that fear is not putting protestors off, they keep going to the streets, determined to continue until the regime falls. ah day 4 of the men's soccer world cup and carter brought more surprises for the ball . got rolling for germany's opener against japan, the team had a message for paper. germany, players covered their mouths during a team photo just ahead of kick off in response to peo

if something happens to my brother, again, the entire system of the islamic republic is responsible as a medium for the islam. the mess. awesome families are not even told where they relatives or what's happening to them. so some come to the prison every day, demanding information or release of their loved ones are released that is anything but certain. and a ranch ariella protest us can be charged for waging war against god, a crime that may result in the death penalty. some have already received that verdict. amy's to maintain or even build up the barrier of fear, death the needs in order to rule a country where people don't want them. so that penalty is the most efficient at to, to spread fear in the society. 7 so far that fear is not putting protest us off, they keep going to the streets, determined to continue until the regime falls. day after day d. w. 's farsi department has been reporting in depth on the protests in iran. censorship and internet blackouts have turned, gathering and verifying information into a highly challenging task. but throughout their reporting, another cha

they're chanting they no longer want an islamic republic, and that supreme leaders guardianship sin isxplains why people continue to go to the streets. additionally, the more protestors that are killed, if you talk to the protestors on the ground, they tell you the more we rise up. for instance, just the past few days, we saw the death of a 10-year-old boy who was, according to his family, killed by security forces. this little boy had dreams of being a robotics engineer. and these pictures and videos of this little boy have gone viral and brought so much ager to the streets of iran over the death of this boy that had so much potential. >> you talk in the article about how these gen-z protestors have managed to communicate. 80% of iranians are on social media. we forget how social media can be this force for incredible, you know, allowing peoplethemse. talk a little about that. >> 80% of iranians over the use of 18 use social media messaging apps, albeit through numerous hurdles. so they your sirtools like vpn. when mahsa amini was murdered, she was hash tag, her name. and her family e

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. >> the islamic republic's national anthem received a hostile reception from a number of iran fans anded one from the players. whistles were heard around the stadium and the bbc has seen video of fans protesting and booing during the anthem. but because of the for broadcast restrictions, we can't show it to you. there were acts of protests in the stadium by some actions of the regime. numerous shirts and banners and another banner read, this is not iran's national team, it is the islamic republic's team. and theyave been security concerns for fans looking to protest. qatar and iran are geopolitical allies. one british or indian woman expressed concern that the qatari's could be cooperating with security forces and agents of the regime were present in the stadium. >> we were a bit scared of the news we heard from qatari offis saying they were going to check as thoroughly. so i had to cor my shirt. we went inside and we found other ople with the same idea being there. we found each other and we sort of chanted throughout the gate. but unfortunately, they have sent people from iran to sil

our interaction is set by our leaders, the presidents of the islamic republic of iran and republic ofnd iron will give the necessary impetus to a constructive dialogue at all levels, and it is very pleasant to note that this year belarusian iranian relations. they flourish without exaggeration. well, as you know very well, even in the most difficult times we did not interrupt the active political humanitarian economic dialogue for a minute, but right now it is very important to jointly cope with the challenges that the collective smell of prove 40 years of life as boys with an oil embargo and disconnection from the settlement system, but the economy has adapted, adjusted import substitution and found new markets for these tasks. now belarus is also deciding yes, there are still enough unknowns, but for sure most of the right decisions have been found, it is important to create conditions for further sustainable development much attention was paid to the topic of transport and transit using the transit potential of the islamic republic of iran to move goods to not only iran but also co

islamic republic. here to shiffer my country, my homeland, i ran. >> -- i'm here to cheer for my country, my homeland, iran. >> more than 400 people have been killed. >> the match itself was disappointing for iran, but the country's political toy model -- turmoil could be felt throughout. gestures of defiance, with the slogan of the protests, "women like freedom," on this flag. some others could be held chanting, which means "dishonorable," a word used to criticize the security forces. a woman was in the stands with a small poster saying "women like freedom," and solidarity with those protesting back in her home country. for many players, this is more than just a football game. today, antigovernment protests continued, as did the violent crackdown of those taking to the streets. 400 people work killed and thousands arrested since the protests started in september, triggered by the death of 22-year-old mahsa amini. she had been detained for allegedly not wearing her head scarf appropriately. her death l

calmly in all the slogans that people in iran say are the death of khamenei, the death of the islamic republic of iran есть это Всё четко е -е and Пянятко when people a-a come out already with the е-е flag of the islamic republic and with the flag of the shah, which was before 79, and we see these protests е-е in all countries of the е- е civilized world where i the iranians come out in odd numbers. how was it in berlin? how was it in canada with the flags of iran until 1979, when the iraqi people in that country go to the stadium to watch football, but with flags before the 1979 game ? yes i want i want to clarify i want a top that is if now if if now a-and somewhere in paris or in london or in atavia or in washington , someone from the family of peklivia would appear, then in iran someone would say hurray we have a leader we are going against er -e hamia we are going fierce as we were once zahameni against peklivia that is 79 of the year tell me, please, the matter is not real, indeed , today, the prince praised him for living. i can tell you how many percents and times this is the principle

. >> i know the islamic republic is ruling the country, i couldn't do my duty. >> reporter: this doctorsons was one of hundreds of medical professionals who gathered last month for a demonstration organized by their council, and it was broken up. doctors tell cnn at least one person was killed, many injured, including one shot in the eyes and blinded. >> as soon as i arrived, the area had all kind of forces, plainclothes forces, it was too much and they literally shoot everyone that was walking down the sidewalk off the street. i have bruises, multiple bruises in front of my body and back, and all of them were above my waist. but i saw injuries where they beat a lot, electric shock. >> reporter: just for going out and protesting you could go to jail or get killed. >> it's not just that. it could be worse. we wish they would kill us on the streets rather than arrest us. >> because of all the horrors in detention facilities, all these risks, the threats to you and to your family, that's not stopping you and others? >> of course not. they killed more than 1,500 in three days, in less than

already at the end of last week, the change of rhetoric is cardinal for the government of the islamic republicf iran, if until now they have denied any information about what they are supplying at the end of last week, the minister of foreign affairs of ukraine admitted that they supplied drones to russia. well, he made such a small clarification that we were doing this even before the start of the full-scale invasion of russia into ukraine 24 in february of this year, although the united states of america said today that well, don't talk nonsense in iran, they supplied these drones even in the summer, and they supply them to the crimea and also to the russian city of astrakhan, but less so, mr. yevhen i have a question for you, such a change in rhetoric on the part of tehran. what can this indicate that it is being pressured? i do not think that you are the guarantor . about the fact that they are ready for tehran to take revenge on saudi arabia and a red flag was raised over one of the leading mosques, the flag of revenge is the same. as winnie-the-pooh said to zhuzhu, it must not be just th

winnie-the-pooh said, zhuzhu should not be it's just the truth and we must not forget that the islamic republic it is primarily shiites, and the majority of muslims are primarily sunnis, and the competition in this context can sometimes be even stronger than that of muslims, jews, well, it is in the context various middle eastern confrontations, i don't believe tehran's official position, i'll explain why, remember how they destroyed ukrainian passenger liners in january 20, and what happened after that, and we didn't do it, and it's not up to us, and it's not our competence, and we won't apologize and many other things, that's why i think that they have no faith and in this sense there can be no doubts and no well, i would say on a very large scale until iran stops and does not publicly declare that it stops supplying arms to russia ukraine has no confidence in him. thank you , mr. yevhen. well, thank you for your professional and comprehensive answers to my questions. it was yevhen magnat, the director of the institute of world politics. well, fortunately. although, on the other hand, unfortu

i'm at a, at a assembly with media and with media representatives after islamic republic. and they actually see that they are very happy about how much katara is helping and cooperating with iran in order to, to not be able to prevent the hearing. and fans were opponents to the regime to enter the stadiums. and on the other hand, they have thousands of free tickets to iranian support for regime regime supporter . and also by c, g 's also rang and intelligence who are in the stadium. you know, masked as fans actually. but what they do is, um is nothing else then also reporting on opponents or in the stadium, irena and opponents. and what we saw after the match was actually a very tense situation. and many fans, ceiling fans, bearing them alive, t shirts, friends were attacked by those people. now, given the iranian players encounter declined to comment about the approaches in iraq. what, what's the team when they go home? yes, as we heard it, many, many, many of them iranians are disappointed are frustrated by the national team at a t mail lead. not having them, you know, n

our interaction is set by our leaders, the presidents of the islamic republic of iran and the republicheir regular meetings and iron will give the necessary impetus to a constructive dialogue at all levels, and it is very pleasant to note that this year belarusian iranian relations. they flourish without exaggeration. well, as you know very well, even in the most difficult times we did not interrupt the active political humanitarian economic dialogue for a minute. prove 40 years of life as boys of the oil embargo and disconnection from the settlement system, but the economy has adapted, established import substitution and found new markets for these tasks. now belarus is also deciding yes, there are still enough unknowns, but most of the right decisions are definitely it is important to create conditions for further sustainable development, much attention was paid to the topic of transport and transit, using the transit potential of the islamic republic of iran to move goods to not only iran, but also countries of the far arc, as you know, the north- south corridor is already actively

shoot down a pledge by us president joe biden, to bring washington's version of democracy to the islamic republic. and then mass protests there. ah, from moscow to the world. this is our international. i'm rachel blevins, and these are the top stories this, our robbery, the slave trade and the suffering of african people help shape the prosperity of western countries. that's a statement made by russian president vladimir putin as the nation. celebrate this annual unity day holiday, about harmony between peoples. was that she still is steven you total to a large extent, the level of prosperity achieved in colonial countries is based on stealing from africa. researches in europe, do not hide this. they say the prosperity of the colonial powers is largely built on the grief and suffering of african peoples. this is an obvious fact robbery, the slave trade. this is a significant part of world history, and it is impossible to turn a blind eye to it. the europeans kissed, i leave this of him. you. european capitals have recently been the centers of the universe, but this is already in the past. great b

that was ahead of a match between the 2 countries. measures taken regarding the islamic republic of iran flag, or against international law in morality, and we'll pursue this. defeat is morality committee. they must be held responsible . obviously, they want to affect their rounds performance against the u. s. by doing this, it comes from the usual american arrogance. they feel that they are exceptional and that they can decide for the rest of the world. there are many protests in the united states, whether it's black lives matter, or the 6th of january protests that we're in washington. and the iranians never use that opportunity to change the american flag in solidarity with any particular group. if an iranian, the iranian side does something with the russians do something, they'll be punished for westerners, they, they will, they will, can don't that. i mean, when it comes to iran, that sort of thing doesn't happen. all americans do they just remove the tweet or they change the flag again. and the problem is that if they buy it, if the westerners violate the rules, nothing happen

that's why they're targeting symbols of the islamic republic.he was the founder of the islamic republic. regional authorities deny it ever happened. the protests are now in their third month. the threat to the regime is so great that no—one is being spared, not even children. azadeh moshiri, bbc news. they're built to bring gas from russia to western europe — and now investigators say a series of blasts on two underwater gas pipelines earlier this year, were the result of "serious sabotage". 0ur europe editor, katya adler, has more. this is a new front line in russia's conflict against ukraine and the west. vladimir putin has warned energy infrastructure — how oil and gas travel from source to our homes — is at risk. this is why the west believes him. three explosions were detonated on major gas lines between russia and europe earlier this autumn. moscow denies responsibility. hello, good morning. we set off in search of answers, with exclusive access and the help of underwater drone experts. look how the concrete casing around the pipe was ripp

now they say it was dawn to support a protest movement in the islamic republic, while a representative all of the iranian football federation has called for the you asked him to be booted from the competition for a violation of fee for rules at today's criminal, much between the $2.00 countries is set for later today though, measures taken regarding the islamic republic of iran flag are against international law and morality. and we'll pursue this through fif is morality committee. they must be held responsible. obviously they want to effect a ron's performance against the u. s, by doing this, it comes from the usual american arrogance. they feel that they are exceptional and that they can decide for the rest of the world. there are many protests in the united states, whether it's black lives, matter, or of the 6th of january. protests that we're in washington, and the iranians never use that opportunity to change the american flag in solidarity with any particular group. if an iranian, the iranian side does something with the russians do something, they'll be punished for westerners,

or gestures in iran say that they have set fire to the ancestral home of the islamic republic, founder ayatollah home. in the activist claim that these images on social media show the boy dozens of demonstrators can be seen outside the building. before a flash appears inside, you see it right there. anti government protests have entered their 3rd months in iran. unrest began after the death of a young woman who was arrested for allegedly wearing her head scarf incorrectly. he w abraham has been talking with women who were angry about restrictions on their freedom. we have altered their voices to protect their identities burning away years of oppression for almost 2 months. iranian women in the country and around the world have set their head scarves ablaze in protest. they told us doing so is a rejection of the mullahs rule over iran. we are fighting for the freedom of choice, not against a job. i don't have his job to stays on, i dare to walk or even sit in front of the ridge police. why? my aunt, who is also an active for tester, where her job because she believes since the her job b

at first there was no emblem of the islamic republic.litical attack as a symbol on the world cup. in the frame, in general, they pay much more attention than to football itself; england has the strongest positions in the group and it claims to reach the playoffs in group b. where iran and the usa are just fighting, which, by the way, missed the world cup. in moscow the fiercest confrontation on the heel of them comes wales, which will meet late in the evening on the forests of england. however, the british minister of sports, by the way, is openly gay, most of all he worries about lgbt people and the thematic bandage. i will definitely wear a headband in one love and want to show support in this way. and i was pleased to see that with the same bandage. recently i was in the stands and the german minister believes that this is an important act and is completely unfair in fifa in relation to the teams of england and wales when he threatens them with sanctions on the players entering such a bandage fifa promised to fine, but the head of the

if something happens to my brother, again, the entire system of the islamic republic is responsible as homage on 40 islam he mess often, families are not even told whether relative or what's happening to them. so some come to the prison every day, demanding information, or release of their loved ones. a release that is anything but certain. under rancho rio law protest us can be charged for waging war against god, a crime that may result in the death penalty. some have already received that verdict. amy's to maintain or even build up the barrier of fear, death day needs in order to rule a country where people don't want them. so death penalty is the most efficient tool to spread fear in the society. so far that fear is not putting protest us off, they keep going to the streets, determined to continue until the regime falls for more or less for and come around . martin lecturer and the department of international relations at the university of sussex is also featured in that report, which isn't there, mr. martin, more protest triggering more violence, leading in turn to more protests ag