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Today, the fourth of the stone, four years have passed since the day when a large crowd of people went to Ichi Sakaz for the 40th shelter ceremony of Gina Amini. A ceremony during which several civilians were killed, injured or arrested. At the same time, the photos sent by citizens to Iran International indicated the spread of protests in more than 30 cities, including Tehran; Protests that continued despite the increasing repression of the "Women, Life, Freedom" movement. Iran International was one of the most important foreign media to cover these nationwide protests extensively, publishing photos, narratives and citizen reports. In the upcoming report, several reporters of Iran International talk about their experience covering the protests after the killing of Mehsa Gina Amini and the images that still remain in their minds after four years.

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Today, the fourth of the stone, four years have passed since the day when a large crowd of people went to Ichi Sakaz for the 40th shelter ceremony of Gina Amini. A ceremony during which several civilians were killed, injured or arrested. At the same time, the photos sent by citizens to Iran International indicated the spread of protests in more than 30 cities, including Tehran; Protests that continued despite the increasing repression of the "Women, Life, Freedom" movement. Iran International was one of the most important foreign media to cover these nationwide protests extensively, publishing photos, narratives and citizen reports. In the upcoming report, several reporters of Iran International talk about their experience covering the protests after the killing of Mehsa Gina Amini and the images that still remain in their minds after four years.

Today, the fourth of the stone, four years have passed since the day when a large crowd of people went to Ichi Sakaz for the 40th shelter ceremony of Gina Amini. A ceremony during which several civilians were killed, injured or arrested. At the same time, the photos sent by citizens to Iran International indicated the spread of protests in more than 30 cities, including Tehran; Protests that continued despite the increasing repression of the "Women, Life, Freedom" movement. Iran International was one of the most important foreign media to cover these nationwide protests extensively, publishing photos, narratives and citizen reports. In the upcoming report, several reporters of Iran International talk about their experience covering the protests after the killing of Mehsa Gina Amini and the images that still remain in their minds after four years.

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