AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoKurdish Rights: A court in Tehran sentenced Kurdish activist Ahmad Tamouei to 15 years and a fine; under Iran’s sentencing rules, 10 years is the prison term that will be enforced. Rights monitors say nine Kurdish people, including seven activists, remain forcibly disappeared. Women and Society: Iranian state media showed women training with weapons and ropes at a Tehran volunteer camp, part of a campaign promoted as defending the country. Education: A report says public-school students won just 3% of top university entrance ranks, highlighting a stark gap in access. Cultural Memory: A Melbourne Jewish community event on November 30 will share traditions of families with roots in Iran and Arab countries, and remember the 1941 Farhud in Iraq. Tehran’s Youth: Reports say security forces raided cafés and detained young people on Iranshahr Street, where youth gatherings have drawn attention.
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