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Iran's Crackdown on Media and Free Speech
Iran has made it a crime to talk to 'hostile' foreign media, with severe penalties, and an attorney has been sentenced to 20 years for 'propaganda against the state' and supporting protesters.
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Iran's Crackdown on Media and Free Speech
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iran criminalizes foreign media contactnegativeShow 2 posts
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Iran's parliament has approved a bill criminalizing interviews with 'hostile' foreign media, punishable by imprisonment, fines, and flogging.
repression of activists and lawyersneutralShow 2 posts
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An attorney, Bahareh Aghaei, has been sentenced to 20 years in prison for 'propaganda against the state,' participation in protests, and supporting victims' families.
iran censorship and internet anomaliesneutralShow 1 post
started 1h ago•Last update 1h ago
Web censorship anomalies are ongoing in Iran, indicating a broader suppression of information and communication.
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