Singer in Iran arrested after performing on YouTube without a hijab
A woman was arrested in Iran after she posted a video of herself singing without a hijab on YouTube, despite the Iranian parliament passage of a new, stricter law on women's modesty that has been criticized by rights groups.
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YouTube singer arrested in Iran after performing an online concert while not wearing a hijab
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Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger ousted by board after disastrous performance
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