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On citizen journalism and why the Iranian regime can’t quite quell the internet | DW News
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5:39Now PlayingIn Iran, journalists are struggling to continue their work. The is rated as one of the 10 worst countries for press freedom in the world and many journalists have been arrested during the current crackdown.
The protests sparked by the death of Jina Mahsa Amini are close to entering their sixth week.
Despite a crackdown by security forces, demonstrations continue to break out in universities and in the streets in Tehran and elsewhere.
Internet restrictions have failed to suppress videos of other protests, like the one you see here of two women giving out hugs to passersby.
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