UN warns against Iran's communication law

The article focused on calling on a team of United Nations investigators to urge Iran to withdraw its new draft law that imposes prison sentences of up to 30 years on anyone who communicates with foreign individuals or entities, including the media, in an effort to protect national sovereignty and unity. The report explained that the draft law imposes broad restrictions on activities involving foreigners and threatens criminal prosecution for actions such as publishing books, exchanging data, and academic cooperation. This comes amid fears of increased repression of fundamental freedoms and Iran's distancing from the international community.

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