Iran arrests teen girls over TikTok dance video
Iran‘s morality police have arrested five teenage girls for dancing to a Selena Gomez’s song on TikTok without wearing headscarves. The Islamic republic has strict rules about wearing headscarves as …
Iran‘s morality police have arrested five teenage girls for dancing to a Selena Gomez’s song on TikTok without wearing headscarves. The Islamic republic has strict rules about wearing headscarves as …
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If you’re tired of censorship, cancel culture, and the erosion of privacy and civil liberties subscribe to Reclaim The Net. A member of the Cultural Commission of the Islamic Consultative …
The Intercept has received documents that revealed Tehran’s digital surveillance capability. The Iranian government partners with mobile carriers to track mobile devices, as well as monitoring, disrupting, and altering communications. …
Protests have been shaking Iranian cities for nearly a dozen nights, sparked by the death of a young women’s rights activist in the custody of the country’s morality police. The …
What was once considered a conspiracy theory is now a fact as the government has since admitted to carrying out Operation Ajax that was planned by the CIA Today marks …
The point of the fatwa was not only to punish Salman Rushdie for his blasphemy, but to intimidate others in the West. The FederalistThe Federalist is an American conservative online …
The Iranian metal band Confess’ third album, Revenge at All Costs, is so brutal that the Iranian government sentenced them to 74 lashes, which is probably—horrifyingly—a better advertisement for it than …
Biden wants to strike a deal with oil-rich, Russia-allied enemies after doing everything to nuke his own nation’s oil and gas industry. The FederalistThe Federalist is an American conservative online …
Is the hero of A Hero actually a hero? For that matter, is anyone, ever? As it turns out, the answers are rather complicated—narratively, but also morally. And therein lies …