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Iran bill would criminalize public exposure of alleged regime crimes

Iran has proposed a 33-article anti-infiltration bill that would criminalize publicly exposing alleged regime crimes. The measure concerns domestic political repression and information control.

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It could further restrict public scrutiny and intensify tensions over governance and human rights.

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  1. Iran's 33-Article "Anti-Infiltration" Bill Aims to Criminalize Public Exposure of Regime Crimes ↗ncr-iran.org · Recorded source date: Aug 25, 2026, 8:47 PM UTC

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