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Iranian Parliament Votes to Criminalize Interviews with Foreign Media

Iranian Parliament Votes to Criminalize Interviews with Foreign Media

16 Ağustos 2026Japan Times
  • The Iranian parliament has voted to impose stricter regulations on interviews with foreign media, particularly those deemed 'hostile.' Under the new legislation, individuals must notify the intelligence ministry before engaging in interviews with foreign outlets. This move is seen as part of Iran's ongoing efforts t…
  • The Iranian government has a history of restricting press freedoms and controlling information flow, particularly in the face of criticism from foreign entities. This latest move can be viewed as a continuation of these trends, as the regime seeks to tighten its grip on media interactions amid rising tensions with W…
  • This legislative change reflects the Iranian government's increasing concern over foreign influence and the potential for dissent within its borders. By requiring notification to the intelligence ministry, the regime aims to monitor and potentially suppress any unfavorable coverage or narratives that could challenge…
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