Six people who were arrested in Iran for dancing in a YouTube video to Pharrell Williams' song "Happy" have been freed, the International Campaign for Human Rights in Iran said Wednesday, citing a source close to the families. The director of the video was not released, the group said. One of the six announced that she was freed. "Hi I'm back," Reihane Taravati wrote on her Instagram account, thanking Williams and "everyone who cared about us." The fan video is one of many to the hit song that has sold millions of downloads worldwide. Tehran Police Chief Hossein Sajedinia ordered the arrests of the three men and three women for helping make an "obscene video clip that offended the public morals and was released in cyberspace," the Iranian Students' News Agency reported Wednesday. Authorities forced the young people to repent on state TV.
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All six dancers were freed; the director was not, a human rights group says
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Iranians are accused of making an "obscene" video that "offended the public morals"
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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani tweets: "#Happiness is our people's right"
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The hashtag #FreeHappyIranians has gone viral on Twitter
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