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Monday – February 14, 2011

Posted on February 14, 2011 by Flashpoints

In Bahrain, witnesses say riot police have tried to disperse protesters with tear gas and rubber bullets. Photo via Al Jazeera's Sara Hassan.

Today on Flashpoints:Inspired by the people’s revolts in Tunisia and Egypt, Iranian pro-democracy activists, take to the streets and are beaten and arrested by security forces for their actions: We’ll speak to a Human Rights Campaigner about the protests in Iran and the crack against the activists: Also the Military in Cairo’s Liberation square block journalist, sieaze camerad and clear protesters from the square: And we’ll be joined in Studio by Middle East Children’s Alliance founder, Barbara Lubin, to talk about the continuing struggle to Free Gaza and mitigate the on-going suffering there.

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Guests

Hadi Ghaemi, International Campaign for Human Rights in Iran

Barbarba Lubin, Middle East Children’s Alliance

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