Iranian teen dies after 'assault by morality police' for not wearing hijab
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43% : Armita Geravand, 16, suffered 'severe injuries' and spent weeks in a coma after an altercation at Meydan-E Shohada station in the Iranian capital Tehran on October 1.43% : Activists abroad have alleged she may have been pushed or attacked for not wearing the hijab and demanded an independent investigation by the United Nations' fact-finding mission on Iran.
32% : Since those large-scale protests subsided, many women in Tehran could be seen without the hijab in defiance of the law.
28% : 'During the last 28 days, the Islamic Republic of Iran tried to distort the narrative of the government murder of this teenage girl,' the group alleged.
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