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State, a crumbling economy, you know, a country's lated from the world, and they of had enough. these protests are shaking the very foundations of the islamic republic. >> reporter: many arrests are being made even during the day when protests are not happening. security agents identifying people they believe were on the streets at night. at least 18 journalists have been arested, many of them women. around the world, demonstrators showing their support for the iranian people, protests in the u.s., france, germany, and canada. in london, there were violent clashes with police outside the irani...

During the day when protests are not happening. security agents are done to find demonstrators they believe will run the streets at night. women who are at the heart of this protests continue to defy the authorities, burning head scarves, cutting their hair, and walking in the streets of the capitol without a how job and defiance. government -- have been called on to come out to the streets to show the agents the ruling authority. and cities across the world, rallies were held in support of the iranian people. >> nbc's -- thank you so much. now we're going to charge of the latest on the warren...

No fewer than one person has been killed during an invasion of a community in Imo State, Southeast Nigeria by Nigerian Army personnel.    Several houses and business premises were also reportedly destroyed when the troops invaded Orsu-Ihiteukwa, Awo-Idemili, and Eziawa communities in the Orsu Local Government Area of the state, NOHR reports.    According to the report, residents accused the troops of operating in armoured vehicles, and helicopter gunships as they opened fire on residents Friday morning.  

The Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) has raised the alarm that Nigerian security agencies are profiling and abducting Igbo people leaving or returning to Nigeria. The separatist group alleged that such arrests have been going on at the international airports in Lagos and Abuja. The group said that Igbo people are being profiled for supporting IPOB's call for a referendum to determine agitation for Biafra which was occasioned by “neglect, discrimination and unfair treatment of Igbos in Nigeria”.  

The Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) has warned the Enugu State Commissioner of Police to desist from dragging them into what they know nothing about. The group gave the warning while debunking the allegation by the police commissioner that IPOB’s security network - the Eastern Security Network (ESN) has a camp in the Enugu Ezike area of Enugu State.