Voice of America's Coverage of Iran Protests Questioned

The U.S. government broadcaster, Voice of America, is covering Iran's protests but is criticized for rarely mentioning Reza Pahlavi, the son of Iran’s deposed shah, leading to accusations of censorship.

25 Feb, 10:00 — 25 Feb, 10:00

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Voice of America is covering Iran’s protests, but not its best-known dissident

The U.S. government broadcaster, overseen by Kari Lake, hardly mentions the name of Reza Pahlavi, the son of Iran’s deposed shah. Some critics accuse it of censorship.

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Voice of America's Coverage of Iran Protests Questioned

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Voice of America is covering Iran’s protests, but not its best-known dissident

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