Judicial Official Threatens Rouhani’s Telecommunications Minister With Criminal Charges Over Telegram
Photo caption: Telecommunications Minister Mahmoud Vaezi (right) and Deputy Prosecutor General Abdolsamad Khorramabadi Iran’s ...
Photo caption: Telecommunications Minister Mahmoud Vaezi (right) and Deputy Prosecutor General Abdolsamad Khorramabadi Iran’s ...
Placement of Telegram CDNs in Iran Requires Increased Transparency June 27, 2017—In light of the decision by the messaging application Telegram ...
President Hassan Rouhani’s Telecommunications Minister Mahmoud Vaezi has refuted criticism that he has been unwilling to block ...
The announcement by the CEO of the Telegram messaging application that he has agreed to register his firm in Russia ...
Map shows extent of ...
Telegram channel admin Nima Keshvari was detained in mid-March 2017 ...
A cabinet minister appointed by centrist President Hassan Rouhani has admitted that the Ministry of Telecommunications and Information Technology filtered “seven million” websites during Rouhani’s first term (2013-17) ...
Hardliners Working to Suppress Reformist Leader’s Endorsement of Rouhani Since reformist leader Mohammad Khatami ...
Ahead of Iran’s elections on May 19 for president and local councils, 29 members of the European ...
To discourage users in Iran from accessing websites that have not been sanctioned by the government, ...
Instagram’s live video feature has been blocked in Tehran by several internet ...
Three 24-year-olds have been sentenced to 12 years in prison each in Iran for posting critical commentary about ...
One month before Iranians head to the polls, a senior commander of Iran’s ...
Iran’s judiciary has ordered internet companies to block the Telegram messaging ...
A month before Iranians head to the polls for the presidential and council elections, a heated ...
Iranian security forces arrested an unknown number of administrators of 12 reformist-aligned Telegram channels on March 14-16, 2017, deleted the channels’ content and ...
Firms such as Apple, Twitter, Google, GoDaddy, Facebook, AMD, Norton, Comodo, Oracle and Adobe are denying Iranians the right to purchase or download tools and services that are legal, available to the rest of the world, and essential for allowing ...
Twitter’s growth in Iran can be tracked through three distinct stages; when it was ...
State-sponsored Iranian hackers, who had until now focused almost exclusively on civil and human rights-focused users of the ...
Soheil Arabi, who is currently serving a seven-and-a-half year prison sentence for the content ...
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The Campaign for Human Rights in Iran has learned that Tehran Prosecutor Abbas Jafari Dowlatabadi has called on President ...
Nizar Zakka, a Lebanese-born U.S. permanent resident on hunger strike in Tehran’s Evin Prison ...