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The "Invers" art school in Iran announced the confiscation of its property, the blocking of bank accounts and the payment portal, and the filtering of its website. Alireza Ordubadi, the founder of Hafeez, announced in the information published on the school's Instagram account on Friday, November 8, that these actions were taken without providing a clear explanation regarding their reasons and legal basis, and also that the process of confiscating the collection's property is underway. Emphasizing that there was never any political activity at Invers School, he said that his dealings with this educational complex were caused by his personal attitudes. Ordubadi also said that this school taught more than 70 thousand people during its operation. The judicial authorities of the Islamic Republic have not yet given an explanation for this, but the Fars news agency, which is close to the Revolutionary Guards, announced on Saturday that Alireza Ordubadi's property had been seized and confiscated, accusing him of "insulting Shiites and preaching against the regime" on his personal social media pages.

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The "Invers" art school in Iran announced the confiscation of its property, the blocking of bank accounts and the payment portal, and the filtering of its website. Alireza Ordubadi, the founder of Hafeez, announced in the information published on the school's Instagram account on Friday, November 8, that these actions were taken without providing a clear explanation regarding their reasons and legal basis, and also that the process of confiscating the collection's property is underway. Emphasizing that there was never any political activity at Invers School, he said that his dealings with this educational complex were caused by his personal attitudes. Ordubadi also said that this school taught more than 70 thousand people during its operation. The judicial authorities of the Islamic Republic have not yet given an explanation for this, but the Fars news agency, which is close to the Revolutionary Guards, announced on Saturday that Alireza Ordubadi's property had been seized and confiscated, accusing him of "insulting Shiites and preaching against the regime" on his personal social media pages.

The "Invers" art school in Iran announced the confiscation of its property, the blocking of bank accounts and the payment portal, and the filtering of its website. Alireza Ordubadi, the founder of Hafeez, announced in the information published on the school's Instagram account on Friday, November 8, that these actions were taken without providing a clear explanation regarding their reasons and legal basis, and also that the process of confiscating the collection's property is underway. Emphasizing that there was never any political activity at Invers School, he said that his dealings with this educational complex were caused by his personal attitudes. Ordubadi also said that this school taught more than 70 thousand people during its operation. The judicial authorities of the Islamic Republic have not yet given an explanation for this, but the Fars news agency, which is close to the Revolutionary Guards, announced on Saturday that Alireza Ordubadi's property had been seized and confiscated, accusing him of "insulting Shiites and preaching against the regime" on his personal social media pages.

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