This report examines the Iranian Judiciary’s ban on the Telegram messaging app, which as of 2018 was integrated into all aspects of daily life in Iran and had some 40 million active users in the country. It assesses what it means for Iranians’ digital rights, ...
Iranian Telecommunications Minister Mohammad Javad Azari Jahromi has revealed that the number of Telegram users in ...
Iran’s ban on the widely used Telegram messaging app has revealed a new state tactic for blocking access ...
President Rouhani Claims Supreme Leader Ordered Ban on Messaging App Used by 40 Million Investigations by the Center for Human Rights in Iran (CHRI) show ...
Iranian President Has Refused to Directly Counter Ban on Widely Used Social Network Two lawyers in Tehran told the Center for Human ...
The latest move by the authorities in Iran against the messaging app Telegram, used by some 40 million Iranians, has resulted ...
A majority of Iranian lawmakers have signed a letter calling for a ban on foreign social media apps to support state-led ...
Six administrators of Iranian reformist political channels on the Telegram messaging network have been sentenced to terms ranging from two to ...
CHRI obtained an Instagram photo showing the minister posing ...
Mohammad ...
Telegram channel admin Nima Keshvari was detained in mid-March 2017 by the IRGC's Intelligence Organization. ...
A month before Iranians head to the polls for the presidential and council elections, a heated exchange between the judiciary and ...
