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‘Freedom’ cry as Iran plans to put 1,000 people on trial over protests

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A mountainside overlooking the southern Iranian city of Shiraz has had the Persian word for &freedom& painted on it, as authorities yesterday announced plans to put 1,000 people on public trial in Tehran after anti-government protests.




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