Iranmaniac
David Lange
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Dec 4, 2003
According to Iranmania, 25% of Iranians suffer from psychological disorders.
According to official figures one out of every five Iranians, suffers from a kind of psychological disease.
The secretary of Iran’s Association of Psychologists, Seyed Ahmad Jalili said: “We estimate that 21 to 25 percent of the Iranian population is affected by psychological disorders with such symptoms as insomnia, a high pulse rate, excessive anger, intense headaches and stress.”
This is hardly surprising, considering the repressive regime under which ordinary Iranians live. And when they do speak out for reform, they get labelled the most horrendous things.
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