Seyed Mohammad Hossein: Generally, Minorities in Iran Do Not Protest Because the Freedoms Given to Them Are Visible

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Seyed Mohammad Hossein: Generally, Minorities in Iran Do Not Protest Because the Freedoms Given to Them Are Visible

Seyed Mohammad Hossein Raj says that the general minorities in Iran do not protest because the freedoms given to them are evident.

Religious minorities make up 0.2% of Iran’s population, yet they have five representatives in parliament, whereas this proportion is much less for Muslims.

For every 500 Christians in Iran, there is one place of worship, which is two and a half times more than for Muslims. However, in France, there is one place of worship for every 35,000 Muslims.

The powers of the Supreme Leader in Article 110 of the Constitution are not at all beyond the powers of the presidents of the United States, France, and other countries, and in fact, their powers are greater.

In Iran, the Assembly of Experts’ Investigation Commission supervises his performance and that of his subordinates, and this has been done multiple times.

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