Iran plans to ban all foreign media contact

Iran is considering a law that would criminalize contact with foreign media, potentially imprisoning anyone who communicates with international journalists or shares information without government approval. The legislation aims to isolate Iran from the outside world and could criminalize interactions on social media, affecting journalists, researchers, and ordinary citizens. Recently, photographer Yalda Moaiery was sentenced in absentia to 15 years for her work covering the US-Israeli conflict, highlighting the risks faced by those reporting on sensitive topics. Human rights advocates warn that the law could turn Iran into an isolated country and criminalize civic engagement and free expression.

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