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On Wednesday, November 8, members of the Iranian regime’s parliament advanced a plan aimed at granting the regime’s extensive security and intelligence apparatus the authority to observe and monitor the private lives of Iranian citizens, with a particular focus on tracking their online activities.<\/p>\n
According to reports from the Mizan News Agency<\/a>, during a public session of the Parliament on Wednesday morning, members of the Parliament approved clause (b) of Article 75 of the Seventh Development Plan with 162 votes in favor, 10 against, and 10 abstentions, out of a total of 220 representatives present in the chamber. This clause pertains to “Monitoring People’s Lifestyle.”<\/p>\n Under this clause, “executive agencies and data holders subject to this provision are obligated to continuously and comprehensively provide data to this system online.”<\/p>\n This system goes by the comprehensive title “Continuous Monitoring and Assessment of Public Culture, People’s Lifestyle, Media Authority, and the Country’s Communication Situation.” According to the new law, its primary goals revolve around “studying future lifestyle trends within Iranian society and comprehending cultural and communication transformations.”<\/p>\n As per Article 25 of the regime’s constitution<\/a>, certain actions, such as inspecting and hindrance of delivering letters, recording and disclosing phone conversations, eavesdropping, any form of surveillance, and the censorship of telegraph and telex communications, are prohibited unless explicitly permitted by the law.<\/p>\n Obviously, in a regime that consistently disregards the private lives of its citizens, prioritizing the preservation of the state above all else, placing trust in the law holds little significance. Moreover, it’s worth noting that whenever the regime deems it necessary, its judicial system can easily establish such a law with a mere nod of approval.<\/p>\n #Iran<\/a> News in Brief — NCRI-FAC (@iran_policy) June 17, 2023<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n\n
In a recent wave of oppressive actions by the regime, Ahmadreza Radan, the Commander-in-Chief of State Security Forces, announced that a plan is being implemented to deal with #women<\/a>\u2019s dress code using surveillance cameras and #AI<\/a>.https:\/\/t.co\/qdaY0w4aYb<\/a> pic.twitter.com\/SxfwCbUaFm<\/a><\/p>\n