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People from Manitoba's Iranian community showed their support for the ongoing uprising in Iran at several Winnipeg rallies held Saturday to mark the one-year anniversary of a young woman's death in police custody.
With two months to go to the anniversary of the start of anti-regime protests, authorities intensify their crackdown on Iranian women who disobey hijab law
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It has not even been a year since the death of Mahsa Amini, and the Iranian authorities have already brought back their morality police.
The country’s morality police disappeared from the streets late last year as the authorities tried to calm anti-government protests. Now, patrols are once again watching for violators.