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Tehran students stage sit-in as dozens summoned in southeastern Iran

Iran International ·

Iranian students face mounting security pressure, with sit-ins in Tehran after a doctoral student set himself on fire following repeated disciplinary summonses and reports of dozens summoned by intelligence authorities in the southeast.

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