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Iran· TehranIran's Proposed Law to Criminalize Contact with Foreign Media
Iranian lawmakers are advancing a bill to criminalize contact between citizens and foreign media, a move widely condemned by human rights groups as an attempt to suppress free speech.
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Iran Moves to Criminalize Contact with Foreign Media
First report 1h agoLast update 1h agoHuman rights groups and media outlets condemn Iran's proposed law as a 'chilling crackdown' on press freedom and an attempt to turn civic engagement into a security crime.
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Iran's Proposed Law to Criminalize Contact with Foreign Media
First report 1h agoLast update 1h agoHuman rights groups and international observers condemn Iran's proposed law as a 'chilling' crackdown on press freedom and an attempt to turn civic engagement into a security crime.
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