Watch: BBC in Tehran sees government's 'political reply' to massive protests
Thousands celebrate 47th anniversary of Iran’s Islamic Revolution
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In Tehran, Iran, the government staged a show of support for the Islamic Revolution on its 47th anniversary, weeks after suppressing anti-government protests. The BBC gained rare access to the city following the crackdown, during which human rights activists estimate thousands of protesters were killed. The government's orchestrated display aimed to project an image of national unity and support for the Islamic Republic. The BBC's reporting is subject to restrictions, preventing its use on the BBC's Persian Service, a condition applied to all international media operating within Iran. The event highlights the government's efforts to control the narrative amidst ongoing tensions.
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AI-ExtractedRestrictions apply to all international media organisations operating in Iran.
The BBC is visiting Tehran for the first time since the crackdown.
Authorities in Iran put on a show of strength to mark the 47th anniversary of the Islamic revolution.
The government wants to see Iranians coming out to show their support for the Islamic Republic.
At least 6,490 protesters were killed across the country during anti-government protests.
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