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Saeid thought he could protest the Iranian regime freely in Australia. He feels like he’s being watched

The Guardian Australia · Politics

Published 29 Sep 2026, 10:00 AEST

Saeid thought he could protest the Iranian regime freely in Australia. He feels like he’s being watched — Photo: The Guardian Australia / source, © The Guardian Australia.

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