VOICED: More protests for divided Iran

The transcript discusses the ongoing protests in Iran, highlighting the evidence of these events through photos and online publications. It details the opposition movement led by Mir Hossein Mousavi, marked by the colors green and black, symbolizing opposition and mourning. The text also reveals emerging divisions within the Iranian elite, with senior clerics expressing doubts about the presidential election results. Calls for restraint from government forces are noted, alongside demands for the impeachment of the Interior Minister. Despite a media blackout, images and testimonies of the crisis, the most significant since the 1979 Islamic Revolution, continue to surface.

What colors were worn by the protesters to symbolize their cause?

• Blue and yellow

• Green and black

• Orange and purple

• Red and white

Which Iranian leader called for the protests?

• Hossein Ali Montazeri

• The Interior Minister

• Mir Hossein Mousavi

• Sonny

What action did the reformist cleric urge the government to take?

• Show restraint in handling protests

• Increase military presence

• Impose stricter laws

• Conduct a new election

What significant political action was called for by some clerics?

• The impeachment of the Interior Minister

• The resignation of the President

• The dissolution of the parliament

• The declaration of martial law

Despite the media blackout, what continues to emerge from Iran?

• Tourist information

• International news reports

• Official government statements

• Images and testimonies of the crisis