Iran pushes to criminalize media contact
The Iranian parliament approved a bill that would criminalize interviews and communication with media outlets deemed hostile to the state. Violations could result in prison sentences of up to two years.
Where they agreeIran's parliament approved a bill to criminalize communication with media deemed hostile.
Key playersMohammad Bagher Ghalibaf (Speaker)
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Sunday, August 16
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