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The clergy guided and heavily religious flavored administration of Islamic Republic of Iran, in yet another tirade against individual freedom and liberty to choose own lifestyle, has begun a crackdown on female dress code at public places. I think the...
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Ji-Yai Shin has won the Women’s British Open by three strokes after a final round 6-under 66.
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‘Dads can mother’: Times of India
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Iran has severally criticized the film Persepollis which has won the Prize of the Jury at the 2007 Cannes Film Festival and will released for the general public in...
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After the fall of the...
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The Iranian women in Tehran are preparing to stage a major unauthorized rally to vocalize their demands for more rights to women.
The rally will be joined by some of...
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The Tehran Police recently launched a...
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The higher authorities in Iran have recently launched a project which will arrest any women dressed inappropriately in the public places.
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