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[Persian2English] In Najafabad, Isfahan, a group of women of various ages gathered in front of Bazaar Mosque. They held placards that read: “Montazeri, shout!

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[Iran News Now] Live-blog: Ashura in Iran - December 27, 2009 | Iran News Now: There is pause as the goons on motorcycles start riding away, and then one of the men filming says in utter despair, “The women and children shouldn’t have gone out there right now!”. Then, sobbing, he says “They should have hid in someone’s house.”

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