A source close to Shahrvand-e Emrooz (Today s Citizen) Weekly told the International Campaign for Human Rights in Iran that the publication has been banned. According to a letter the publication s management received, the reason for the ban is cited as Article 6 of the Iranian Press Law.
A source close to Shahrvand-e Emrooz (Today s Citizen) Weekly told the International Campaign for Human Rights in Iran...
Several of Iran's leading publishing houses have been accused of attempting to overthrow the Islamic establishment, suggesting that the government might be expanding the reach of its effort to counter the "soft war" it alleges is being waged against the Islamic republic.
Several of Iran's leading publishing houses have been accused of attempting to overthrow the Islamic establishment,...
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