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The commotion that followed, has claimed the lives of many ordinary citizens and security forces, while also allowing acts of terror and sabotage across the country.
In the process, terrorists, freelance gunmen, separatists and rioters rampaged the streets, burned the Quran, attacked mosques, set fire to cars and ambulances, and violently removed hijab from veiled women. Ironically enough, almost all these incidents pivoted on human rights issues and slogans.
In light of human rights concerns, Britain, the US, Germany, France, Canada, and Saudi Arabia were all facing protests inside their own territories in recent weeks, using brutal methods to suppress people. This is while they adamantly support those in Iran who run riot, looting and vandalism.
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