The intense media coverage of Iran may have calmed down and folks may slowly be changing their avatars from green to normal (when is the appropriate time to do this BTW?) but there is still a lot happening in Iran right now.  The hardest part in fighting for one’s rights is often the period right after the frenzy dies down, when the rest of the world has gone back to their normal routines.

Below are some links to current coverage of the protests and events of the day.  Do take some time to catch up with it.

-Police Fire Tear Gas Outside Friday Prayers in Tehran (NEW YORK TIMES)
-Rafsanjani says Iran is ‘in crisis’ (FINANCIAL TIMES)
-Iranian Police Disperse Opposition Supporters (NPR)
-Live-Tweeting The Revolution: Rafsanjani Speaks (ANDREW SULLIVAN)
-Heating Up, Video (ANDREW SULLIVAN)
-Iran Detains 7 Photographers: Reporters Without Borders (HUFFINGTON POST)
-Ahmadinejad: Iran will “bring down” Western foes (REUTERS)
-Iran’s Opposition Speaks (THE NATION)
-The Neda Project (TAKEPART)

*photo by .faramarz (CC)