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  "tags": [
    "Global",
    "Justice & Law",
    "Violence & Harassment",
    "Activism",
    "Donald Trump and the Trump Administration",
    "Global Women's Rights",
    "Iran",
    "Middle East",
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    "What Iran’s Crackdown Looks Like From Inside: A Q&A With Nasrin Sotoudeh and Reza Khandan",
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  "textContent": "As mass protests and a deadly crackdown grip Iran, human rights lawyer Nasrin Sotoudeh speaks from Tehran while her husband, activist Reza Khandan, calls in from Evin Prison—offering a rare, firsthand account of repression, resistance and the stakes for democracy inside the country.\n\n\"My message has always been to use all non-violent means to persuade governments to uphold democracy and human rights. Small actions can have big impacts.\"\n\n\"... You can’t bomb a country into democracy.\"\n\nThe post What Iran’s Crackdown Looks Like From Inside: A Q&A With Nasrin Sotoudeh and Reza Khandan appeared first on Ms. Magazine.",
  "title": "What Iran’s Crackdown Looks Like From Inside: A Q&A With Nasrin Sotoudeh and Reza Khandan"
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