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Irreligion in Iran
Iran is reported by ''The Washington Post'' to be among the seven countries where atheism can attract capital punishment. The true number of atheists in Iran is unknown due to fear and prejudice suffered by non-Muslims. An organisation, “Iranian Atheists Association”, has been established in 2013 to form a platform for Iranian atheists to start debate and question the current Islamic regime’s attitude towards atheists, apostasy and human rights. A significant number of Iranians abroad, especially Iranian-Americans, are irreligious, agnostic and atheist.〔(Public Opinion Survey of Iranian Americans ). Public Affairs Alliance of Iranian Americans (PAAIA)/Zogby, December 2008. Retrieved April 11, 2014.〕
==Within Iran==
Many irreligious Persians secretly drink in their homes, well aware that they are liable to punishment. Religious pressure and inadequate governing from the Iranian government have made Iranian people less religious. Iranian feminists have also been noted as being irreligious and atheistic.
The irreligious Iranian youth are banked on to eventually moderate Iran. Over 60 percent of Iran's population is under 30 years old, and the Iranian youth are among the most politically active among the 57 nations of the Islamic world. As the most restive segment of Iranian society, the young also represent one of the greatest long-term threats to the current form of theocratic rule.〔 After the 2009 presidential election, youth was the biggest bloc involved in the region’s first sustained “people power” movement for democratic change, creating a new political dynamic in the Middle East.〔 Iran is one of the most tech-savvy societies in the developing world, with an estimated 28 million Internet users, led by youth.〔 Most young Iranians are believed to want to be part of the international community and globalization.〔
Based on the Islamic Republic's official 2011 census, 265,899 people did not state any religion (0.3% of total population),〔SCI (2011). (Selected Findings of National Population and Housing Census ). Tehran: Statistical Centre of Iran, p. 26, ISBN 978-964-365-848-9.〕 though the true number of atheists in Iran is unknown due to fear of apostasy.〔
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