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Aszaka has published several photos of street children in Iran. The blogger says[Fa] it is the crime of capitalism to leave these “angels” into poverty.
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Street people thru out Canada & the USA suffer no differently – how do we differ in these lands of freedoms
These are probably afghan refugees. Iran hosted 2 million of them.