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  1. Max Lucks, serving as rapporteur for the Council of Europe, discussed an MoU and investigated the human rights situation in Iran.
  2. Iranian government policies restrict access to civil services.

An Iranian woman needs documents from Tehran as successive governments dither over health document rollouts.

3 reports, 1 independent Updated Sep 4
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An Iranian woman needs documents from Tehran as successive governments dither over health document rollouts.

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Iranian government policies restrict access to civil services. All 2 developments

Within Max Lucks, serving as rapporteur for the Council of Europe, discussed an MoU and investigated the human rights situation in Iran.

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