Protests show Iran’s social contract is broken
Young Iranians do not share their government’s ideology
The Rachman Review · Richard Martin
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Show Notes
The death of a young woman detained by Iran’s ‘morality police’ has sparked nationwide protests that the government is struggling to control. Gideon talks to Iranian analyst Sanam Vakil about what the unrest tells us about the weakening authority of the regime that has been in place for the past 40 years.
Clips: BBC, France 24
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