- Iranian activists are finding creative ways to fight government censorship and spread protests throughout the country.
- Twitter users appear to have posted thousands of pictures of Iranian banknotes covered with handwritten messages and drawings encouraging dissent.
- Iran has reportedly arrested upwards of 5,000 people during recent protests.
Iranian activists are finding creative ways to fight government censorship and spread protests throughout the country.
Iran’s recent protests began as a relatively small venture in December 2017, but soon gained traction and have continued into 2018. According to figures from February, Iran has reportedly arrested upwards of 5,000 protestors. See the rest of the story at Business Insider
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