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- Parliamentary board decries motion to question president (47,042)
- Foreign Ministry denies sanctions’ effect on currency (8,730)
- Reformist leader condemns foreign threats (8,226)
- Central Bank tries to control currency market (7,970)
- Collaboration with foreign networks seen as "illegal" for Iranian filmmakers (7,903)
- Salehi says British actions "hasty" (7,862)
- Activist Saeed Razavi Faqih released (7,835)
- Ahmadinejad government to establish sports ministry (6,940)
- Thousands attend memorial serivces for Alireza Pahlavi in Maryland (6,472)
- Russia says Iran, North Korea possible nuclear threats (6,468)
- Iran and Bahrain exchange threats of embassy closure (6,339)
- Explosion at Yazd steel smelter (6,250)
- Iran Khodro shuts down amidst labour protests (6,234)
- Mahdavi Kani replaces Rafsanjani as head of Iran's Assembly of Expert (6,124)
- Islamic Republic authorities raid home of jailed reformist (6,079)
- Ahmadinejad will not attend OPEC meeting (5,998)
- Iranian Supreme Leader urged to hold talks with opposition leaders (5,947)
- Iranian political prisoner in grave health (5,819)
- Jailed Iranian journalist receives Hellman-Hammett prize (5,473)
- Senior judicial expert condemns actions of Iranian government (5,459)
- Ahmadinejad press advisor sentenced to jail (5,433)
- MP calls for expulsion of Saudi ambassador (5,335)
- Ahmadinejad disputes with parliament deepen (5,225)
- Two brothers executed in Esfahan (4,974)
- Iran keeps Merkel waiting in midair for two hours (4,630)
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- Security forces in place for announcement of candidates (184)
- Reformist candidate inspires end of hunger strike (175)
- Prisoner sews lips together in hunger protest (90)
- Discussieer mee over de toekomst van de Iraanse politiek! (83)
- Parliamentary board decries motion to question president (77)
- Cleric warns Supreme Leader against barring candidate (47)
- Big names missing from early reports of approved candidates (44)
- Election gatekeepers balk at aged candidates (29)
- Breaking (22)
- Iranian reformist groups barred from elections (21)
- Figures reveal extent of Iranian sex-change surgeries (13)
- Management & Board (13)
- Elections body can now ask would-be presidents for plans (11)
- MPs want candidate reps supervising election (9)
- Iranian Intelligence Ministry said to oppose new Foreign Ministry appointment (9)
- Parliament denies secret meeting between Speaker and reformists (9)
- Ministry warns of future water shortages (9)
- Assessment of candidates by opposition leaders claimed false (9)
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- Writer-translator to serve out prison sentence (8)
- Supreme Leader calls Syrian protests a Western conspiracy (8)
- Demands (8)
- Iran wants to meet G5+1 in Iraq (8)
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- UN rights office condemns Iranian crackdown (8)
Reporters Without Borders
Press rights group knocks Iran’s internet limits
Reporters Without Borders has spoken out against the restrictions put on internet access in Iran, saying the government is trying to prevent Iranians from getting news and information in the lead-up to the presidential election.
Iranian activist nominated for award
Iranian human rights activist Shiva Nazar-Ahari has been nominated for the annual Reporters Without Borders Netizen Award.
Denials, whispers swirl around journalist arrests
Mohammad Hosseiny, the Iranian Minister of Culture and Guidance, has commented on the recent arrest of more than a dozen journalists, saying their charges are not related to the media.
Press freedom group calls for Mousavi’s release
Reporters Without Borders has expressed deep concern about Iranian opposition leader MirHosein Mousavi, who was hospitalized on Thursday to undergo heart surgery.
Press rights group slams government censorship in Iran
Reporters Without Borders claims that journalists are being summoned for interrogation at Iran’s Ministry of Culture. It accuses the ministry of becoming “a censorship agency that has been turned into an all-out mechanism of control and repression since Mahmoud Ahmadinejad became president.”
Iranian leaders united against journalists: RWB
Reporters Without Borders has once again ranked Iran as “one of the world’s biggest prisons for journalists” on the occasion of World Press Freedom Day, May 3.
Rights group condemns arrest of Iranian activist
Reporters Without Borders has condemned the arrest of Nargess Mohammadi, the spokesperson for Shirin Ebadi’s Centre for Human Rights Defenders of Iran.
Rights groups call for renewal of rapporteur's mandate
Twenty human rights groups have issued a joint statement calling for the renewal of Ahmad Shaheed’s United Nations mandate as special rapporteur on human rights in Iran.
Rights groups says free elections impossible in Iran
Reporters Without Borders says free elections cannot possibly take place in Iran because the widespread “crackdown on journalists and netizens” prevents voters from getting the “independently reported news and information they need to make a choice.”
Iran lingers low on press freedom index
Iran ranks near the bottom of the Press Freedom Index for 2011-2012, which was released today by the press rights organization Reporters Without Borders.
