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En Blanc Abortion Appeal Granted

(NASHVILLE)  The Tennessee Rights To Life group won an appeal dealing with a required waiting period prior to receiving an abortion. On Friday (4/9/2021), the U.S. Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals granted the State of Tennessee's petition for an en banc appeal of an earlier decision by the Appeals Court to uphold the injunction against Tennessee’s 48-hour waiting period with regard to abortions. This will allow for the full panel of judges to decide on the merits of the case inste .

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With internet shutdown, Iran seeks to limit protest outcry – The Citizen

With internet shutdown, Iran seeks to limit protest outcry AFP An Iranian mourner holds a placard during the final stage of funeral processions for slain top general Qasem Soleimani, in his hometown Kerman on January 7, 2020. / AFP / ATTA KENARE The internet shutdown was a ‘measure authorities appear to be using as a tool to conceal gross human rights violations and possible international crimes such as extrajudicial killings.’ After Iran last month imposed an internet shutdown lasting several days in a southeastern region during a rare upsurge of unrest, activists say the government is now using the tactic repeatedly when protests erupt.

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Rights groups say Iran using internet shutdowns to curb protests

4 shares Illustrative: Iranian protesters block a road during a demonstration against an increase in gasoline prices in the central city of Shiraz on November 16, 2019. (AFP) PARIS, France (AFP) After Iran last month imposed an internet shutdown lasting several days in a southeastern region during a rare upsurge of unrest, activists say the government is now using the tactic repeatedly when protests erupt. Rights groups say at least 10 people were killed when security forces opened fire on fuel porters around Saravan in the province of Sistan-Baluchistan on February 22, prompting protests where live ammunition was used on unarmed demonstrators. But little information filtered out due to a near total shutdown of the internet in the impoverished region bordering Pakistan, which has a large ethnic Baluch population and has been a flashpoint for cross-border attacks by separatists and Sunni extremists.

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With Internet shutdown, Iran seeks to limit protest outcry in border region

With Internet shutdown, Iran seeks to limit protest outcry in border region
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With internet shutdown, Iran seeks to limit protest outcry

With internet shutdown, Iran seeks to limit protest outcry
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