MashableFact Check: Has Morality Police Been Abolished In Iran Post Months Of Protests? Here's What We Know
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
47% : Reports of Iran abolishing morality police has been making rounds on the internet.44% : Many users said that the reports of abolishment have been spread to bring the protests under control across Iran and to curb the international support it has been receiving.
37% : According to reports, she died on September 16, three days after her arrest by the morality police in Tehran.
33% : Amid Claims Of Iran Sentencing 15,000 Anti-Hijab Protesters To Death, Here's The Truth!
32% : The women led protests first started in Tehran and spread across Iran in weeks.
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