It was the brutality of the government’s enforcement action on the January protests that propelled him into public activism this year. Last August, the federal government expelled the Iranian ambassador after the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation accused the IRGC of directing at least two attacks against Australia’s Jewish community.
Politics / Israel
Saeid thought he could protest the Iranian government freely in Australia. He feels like he’s being watched
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Headline as published: Saeid thought he could protest the Iranian regime freely in Australia. He feels like he’s being watched
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| Outlet | Niral Score |
|---|---|
| The Guardian Australiaas they published this story | 16.7 |
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