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Iran: A conservative site was filtered

posted by Hamid Tehrani on Aug 13, 2008
categories: COUNTRIES, Iran, News, TYPES

Alef, an Iranian conservative site, was filtered a few days ago. Several sites and blogs report that Alef has published Iranian Minister of Interior’s “fake” Ph.D certificate from Oxford where you can find many mistakes in English.

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