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Bavar writes the most surprising thing concerning Ramin Jahanbegloo , jailed scholar & journalist, is the silence of Iranian intellectuals and organizations in country. He adds Iranian reformists do not want to pay any cost by defending somebody who does not belong to their political circle (Persian). Blogger ironically says may be they (reformists) are so busy to create Human Rights & Freedom Front that they do not have any time for Jahanbegloo.
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