Iran Provides No Freedom of Speech on the Internet

Introduction: Congress enacted legislation that prohibits the use of religious beliefs and free exercise, freedom of speech and deprivation of press freedom, or the rights of people to peaceful gatherings and relief from the government It will not be. The first amendment of the Constitution of the United States is considered normal. In many Third World countries, the concept of freedom of speech is in the minds of people, but it is never at the forefront of the problems faced by the state and the government.

The Constitution and the law provide for freedom of speech and press freedom. There are no government restrictions, government-monitored e-mails, or Internet chat room reports to access the Internet. Individuals and organizations peacefully express their opinions via the Internet including e - mail. According to the statistics of the International Telecommunications Union in 2009, about 67% of the inhabitants of this country use the Internet. In September 2010, the Government Corruption Prevention and Strike Department (KNAB), which took effect of the campaign law, removed the satire film "The Last Killer" from the on-demand playlist of some national cable providers Lattelecom. KNAB said the movie could constitute election advertisements. The Reporters Without Borders condemned the prohibition of inappropriate review, but pointed out that this movie is ineffective as it is widely available on the Internet.

In today's political situation, repressive governments can review the content for their citizens. Therefore, this deprives the freedom of speech and the collective rebound ability of the online community. In Iran, the government has recently blocked various websites to suppress protests. Through block chains, the government can easily obtain and obtain taxes from all citizens. This will make it harder to become a free rider in the economy. As a result, the government ultimately gets more income and will save a lot of time. In fact, this allows authorities to spend more on public facilities and invest more resources on key issues.