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There are signs the Islamic Regime is beginning to crack under the weight of protests that have spread across the nation and the diaspora abroad, but Iranians say the real challenge will be ensuring the revolution is not hijacked.

When research from international opinion polling companies found time and again that the majority of the Iranian population described itself as both religious and supportive of Sharia in Iran, something felt off to those with lived experience of the country. The Group for Analyzing and Measuring Attitudes in Iran (GAMAAN) won the MRS Presidents Medal 2022 for their work revealing how Iranians really feel. 

When research from international opinion polling companies found time and again that the majority of the Iranian population described itself as both religious and supportive of Sharia in Iran, something felt off to those with lived experience of the country. The Group for Analyzing and Measuring Attitudes in Iran (GAMAAN) won the MRS Presidents Medal 2022 for their work revealing how Iranians really feel. 

When research from international opinion polling companies found time and again that the majority of the Iranian population described itself as both religious and supportive of Sharia in Iran, something felt off to those with lived experience of the country. The Group for Analyzing and Measuring Attitudes in Iran (GAMAAN) won the MRS Presidents Medal 2022 for their work revealing how Iranians really feel. 

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Top stories from the Russian press on Wednesday, November 23rd

LONDON: On Sept. 13, Mahsa Amini, a 22-year-old Iranian woman, was arrested in Tehran for violating the Islamic republic’s strict dress code for women. In the custody of the Gasht-e Ershad — the “Guidance Patrol,” or morality police — she suffered a catastrophic head injury and, after three days in a coma, died in hospital. Her death was the trigger for hundreds of protests

Majority of Iranians oppose compulsory hijab, do not pray five times a day, Tony Blair Institute finds.

A new study by the Tony Blair Institute for Global Change published a new report showing Iranian society has become more secular, spanning both genders and all age groups.

Hossein Salami criticized the involvement of American and Israeli leadership in the upheavals, which influenced the Iranians to fight their government.