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(AP/New York Times) The Iranian government last month approved a proposal to expand the political voice of the civilian militia corps called the Basij, a group known for its street muscle. The Basij will again be out in force Thursday for expected protest marches. Their attempts to crush the anti-government movement have been well documented, including motorcycle charges into protest crowds. What's perhaps less noticed is the evolving role of the huge Basij force from loosely organized Islamic vigilantes to a more cohesive force with increasing channels to Iran's leadership and security apparatus. 2010-02-10 10:39:44Full Article
Iran Rewards Basij Militia with Political Clout
(AP/New York Times) The Iranian government last month approved a proposal to expand the political voice of the civilian militia corps called the Basij, a group known for its street muscle. The Basij will again be out in force Thursday for expected protest marches. Their attempts to crush the anti-government movement have been well documented, including motorcycle charges into protest crowds. What's perhaps less noticed is the evolving role of the huge Basij force from loosely organized Islamic vigilantes to a more cohesive force with increasing channels to Iran's leadership and security apparatus. 2010-02-10 10:39:44Full Article
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