Police deployed to prevent protests against Ahmadinejad

Hundreds of police in Iran have been deployed around Tehran University to prevent protests against President Ahmadinejad.

Mon, 07 Dec, 2009 - 07:39

Hundreds of police in Iran have been deployed around Tehran University to prevent protests against President Ahmadinejad.

It is the annual Students Day which commemorates the killing of three students in 1953 by the Shah's forces.

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