Nine months since Mahsa Amini death: Regime's biggest threat to power since the 1978 revolution
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It was nine months ago. A 22-year-old Kurdish woman, Mahsa Amini, died in the custody of Iran’s morality police. And then a protest movement began — known as Woman, Life, Freedom — and then quickly morphed into broader condemnation of Iran's rulers. It became the regime's biggest threat to power in four decades, authorities respondend with a brutal, deadly crackdown. FRANCE 24's Clemence Waller and Marc Paupe recap.
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