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Iran's judiciary issues gag order on media and citizens

Jun 13, 2025, 03:06 GMT+1

"Social media users and media outlets should refrain from addressing topics that disturb public psychological security," the head of Iran's judiciary news agency Mizan News quoted the attorney general as saying.

"Those who disrupt societal peace by spreading false content and lies will face appropriate legal action," the statement added.

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