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Newsweek reporter Bahari released on bail

Source: Press TV
Tehrān : Iran | about 1 month ago  
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Bahari, 42, a dual Iranian-Canadian citizen, was arrested on June 21 in Tehran for his role in instigating events occurred after the presidential election.
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