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Deepa Parent | The Guardian

Deepa Parent | The Guardian

Deepa Parent is an independent journalist based in Paris who covers conflict and its consequences on human ri…

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Activists fear that missing critic of Iran exiled in Canada was killed by Tehran

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By Leyland Cecco, Deepa Parent
| AOL UK Verified
Masood Masjoody.Photograph: Royal Canadian Mounted Police Police in Canada have concluded that a missing Iranian activist was most likely the victim of murder, prompting fears that his disappearance has the hallmarks of a transnational repression campaign targeting critics of Tehran. Masood Masjoody, a mathematician critical of both Iran’s theocratic regime and the exiled family of the former shah, went missing in early February in the city of Burnaby, British Columbia.
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‘Deliberate targeting of vital body parts’: X-rays taken after Iran protests expose extent of catastrophic injuries

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By Tess McClure Verified, Deepa Parent
| AOL UK Verified
One X-ray from a file of medical records for patients treated at a single hospital in Iran during the recent protests. Almost 30 patients had been shot in the face with metal ‘birdshot’.Photograph: supplied Across the planes of Anahita’s* face, white dots shine like a constellation. Some gleam from inside the sockets of her eyes, others are scattered over the young woman’s chin, forehead, cheekbones. A few float over the dark expanse of her brain.
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‘I saw kids being shot, women, old people’: how a massacre unfolded in one Iranian city

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By Deepa Parent, Harvey Symons
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On Thursday 8 January, Iran went dark. In the midst of massive national protests, the government shut down the internet, phone calls, and almost all communication out of the country. That evening a violent crackdown began. In some cities, government forces opened fire on crowds, killing thousands – according to some estimates, possibly tens of thousands – in two days of bloodshed.
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