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Iran's Bahá'í leaders mark six years in jail, imprisoned for their religion


The Guardian - 20-May-2014

The fate of the Bahai minority is not theirs alone, they represent all Iranians who do not conform in one way or another, says Ramin Ahmadi I am fourteen years old. It is southern Iran in the summer of 1977. Most people have not yet heard of Ayatollah Khomeini or an Islamic revolution. The high school building sits on an acre of dry land. We play soccer every day behind the school. The heat is oppressive,...


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