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Iranian authorities are increasingly targeting dissidents living abroad by seizing their homes, money and businesses in Iran, or freezing their family members’ assets, in an effort to pressure and silence them. Officials cite in part a law passed after the 12-day war in June 2025, but interpret it broadly to cover acts of dissent and the relatives of dissidents. Some targets have also been told to apologize or shut down their accounts to avoid seizure. The New York Times interviewed 12 Iranians abroad who said that their property or their families’ property had been targeted this year. Iranian media have reported that the authorities seized the property of more than 400 people living outside the country.
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