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Iranian fans frustrated by lack of coverage of women's futsal

An actor pretending to be an IS group member.

Shock as actors dressed as IS fighters ‘attack’ mall in Iran

Images showing the bodies of dozens of horses apparently killed by Iranian border guards have been circulating on social media in Iran since May 1, 2018. Iranian media say the photos and videos were taken in the West of the country near the border with Ira

Iran border guards blamed for ‘barbaric’ horse massacres

A Tehran court on April 30 ordered service providers to block access to the popular messaging app Telegram (left). Users with access via VPNs (virtual private networks) were still able to use the app (right).

Getting around Iran’s Telegram ban

Users claim this video shows Saddam Hussein’s body remains fresh, 12 years after his death.

The latest false story about Saddam Hussein: an 'intact' corpse

Moments before the lights went out during a concert in Kalameh.

An Iranian cleric tries to stop a concert, but fans boo him offstage

Figures from the pro-Trump alt-right in the US were quick to associate her with radical Islam.

YouTube shooter’s online posts: No, she was not a radical Muslim

Poachers create entire lakes to trap birds.

Bird poachers in Iran create artificial lakes to ensnare their prey

On social media, some have been claiming that the packet of nutritional supplements shown in this photo is, in actuality, a pill to “eradicate Muslims”.

In Afghanistan, fake claims that supplements are “anti-Muslim” pill

Drivers in the Iranian capital use a bewildering array of techniques to block detection by the city’s 600 traffic cameras.

'Human shields' help outsmart Iran's traffic cameras

Police weld a pointy top to Iranian women's symbolic protest spot

Tehran police’s plan to discourage veil protesters backfires

Screengrab of a video showing a young woman being beaten by five men in Takhar province in Afghanistan.

Brutal beating video highlights violence against women in Afghanistan

On the left, Vida Movahedi; on the right, Narges Hosseini.

Women boldly protest hijab law in Iran’s streets

Advertisements for "virginity pills" published on Instagram and Telegram.

Virginity pills and surgery: Iran’s fake hymen industry

Alireza Manani was featured in an Iranian state TV report that he criticised for misrepresenting his views on the country's social media ban.

Iran state TV slammed for editing man-on-the-street interviews

These Iranian women wore fake beards to sneak into stadiums to attend men's football matches.

Iranian women don beards and makeup to sneak into football matches

Protest in Gorgan, in the north of Iran, on December 30.

Iran: “This is nothing like 2009. This is a protest by hungry people”

Our Observer is testing “Nanorad851” in Chabahar, in Iran’s southeastern province.

Could Iran’s sand storms be fought with nanotechnology?

The Russian Defence Ministry published four photos of a “column of ISIS vehicles” retreating toward a region under the control of US-backed forces in Syria.

Russia uses fake images to claim US is helping IS group

Screen grab from a video published online by the Taliban in Afghanistan. The men's faces were blurred by France 24.

Did 77 members of the Afghan security forces really join the Taliban?

Amateur footage helped to uncover the real reason for the bear's death.

In Iran, forest rangers killed a bear they were meant to protect

Iranian singers Madmazel, Justina and Melanie all stopped wearing headscarves in their music videos.

The Iranian singers shrugging off their headscarves

During the Iran-Syria football match held in Tehran, several Syrian women were able to enter the stadium, which is usually reserved for men. Iranian women, however, were kept out.

Syrian women allowed at World Cup match, Iranian women banned

Stills from Iranian films.

An Iranian film director on the country's censorship laws (1/2)

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