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2004, 14:53 GMT Iran's Afghan refugees feel pressure to leave
By Frances Harrison BBC correspondent in Tehran  Subadeh Nasseri
and her cousin Afghan refugees now have to pay for their
children's education Thirteen-year-old Sudabeh and her sisters
sit glued to the television watching a Hindi pop star tossing
her long silken hair around in time to the gyrating music.  It's
the middle of the day and their Iranian friends are at school
but as Afghan refugees they have to pay for education this year
for the first time.  That meant only one child in the family
could go to school and predictably Sudabeh's brother Khusrow was
chosen.  For a man who works as a gardener in the municipal
parks, $150 for every child is a lot.   "This decision by the
Iranian government will force Afghan refugees to go back to
their own country because we simply cannot afford these fees,"
says the childrens' father, G