A Turkish dissident goes missing, Iran hardliners aim to control election result, and new Vatican laws upset Catholic feminists - a podcast by ABC Radio

The family of a prominent Turkish dissident, Orhan Inandi hold grave fears for his safety after he disappeared in the central Asian republic of Kyrgyzstan. And, they call him the execution ayatollah. Is he about to become Iran’s new president? Also, how the tough new Vatican laws have upset Catholic feminists.

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