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Move to Allow Iranian Expatriates With Clean Record to Come Home Welcome

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September 4, 2000 - 0:0
TEHRAN A group of 40 lawmakers in yesterday's open session of the Majlis proposed that Iranians who left the country for any reason other than involvement in terrorist activity must be allowed to return to their homeland, IRNA's Persian Service reported yesterday.

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