Australia grants citizenship to two Iranian women’s football players
Most outlets reported that two Iranian women’s football players, who claimed asylum in Australia in March, have been granted citizenship. The coverage led with the citizenship decision and included brief mentions of the women’s statement. There was no significant variation in framing across the excerpts provided.
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Australia grants citizenship to 2 Iranian women’s football players
Two members of the Iranian women’s football team who claimed asylum in Australia in March have been granted citizenship. Fatemeh Pasandideh and Atefeh Ramezanisadeh said in a statement Thursday that Immigration Minister Tony Burke swore them in the day before at a citizenship ceremony in their Australian home city of Brisbane. Friends and supporters from […]
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Australia grants citizenship to 2 Iranian women’s football players who sought asylum
MELBOURNE, Australia: Two members of the Iranian women’s football team who claimed asylum in Australia in March have been granted citizenship. Fatemeh Pasandideh and Atefeh Ramezanisadeh said in a statement Thursday that Immigration Minister Tony Burke swore them in the day before at a citizenship ceremony in their Australian home city of Brisbane. Friends and supporters from the local Iranian ...
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