VOICED: Iran frees British embassy staff, calls for Neda inquiry

Nader Agha Soltan became a symbol for Iran's anti-government protests after her death was captured in grainy images online. The Iranian government, led by President Mahmoud Ahmedinejad, accused foreign powers of using her death as propaganda and called for an investigation. Despite a crackdown, including arrests at the British Embassy, protests continued. A partial recount confirmed Ahmedinejad's victory, but dissent persists, with many still jailed. The situation remains tense as the opposition struggles for justice.

What was the immediate international reaction to Nader Agha Soltan's death?

• It was largely ignored.

• It sparked an international outcry.

• It was celebrated by foreign governments.

• It was used to promote tourism in Iran.

What action did President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad take following Nader's death?

• He ignored the incident completely.

• He called for an investigation into the death.

• He resigned from his position.

• He declared martial law.

How did the Iranian authorities respond to the protests?

• They held a public referendum.

• They arrested local staff at the British Embassy.

• They encouraged more protests.

• They provided support to the protestors.

What was the outcome of the partial recount of the election?

• It was inconclusive.

• It resulted in a tie.

• It led to a new election.

• It confirmed Ahmadinejad's victory.

What does the continued dissent in Iran indicate?

• That the protests have ended entirely.

• That the government has fully suppressed the opposition.

• That those calling for justice are not ready to give up.

• That the opposition has completely given up.