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Iran Launches Alaj Platform for Citizens to Report Foreign-Based Dissenters

Iran's Alaj platform may exacerbate international tensions, hinder diplomatic efforts, and increase risks for diaspora communities. The post Iran launches Alaj platform for citizens to report foreign-based dissenters appeared first on Crypto Briefing .

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About 4 million people with Iranian citizenship or Iranian descent live abroad - Many of them left Iran for political reasons The post Iran: Authorities create site to report Iranian regime critics living abroad appeared first on in.gr.

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Tehran wants to facilitate the hunt for regime critics abroad: a new online portal will enable alleged "treasoners" to be displayed quickly and easily in the future. This is likely to have a social impact - the personal consequences are already a reality for some Iranians.

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In order to detect alleged "traitors" abroad, Iran is setting up a new web portal, which is likely to reinforce the mistrust of the exiled Iranians among themselves.

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Iranian authorities have launched a new online platform that allows citizens to report and identify opposition figures living abroad. According to Iranian media, the project aims to "defend national security against anti-Iranian currents."

Iranian authorities have set up an online portal to denounce Iranian critics of the regime who live abroad, Iranian media reported. The surveillance system, dubbed “Alaj” (“Healing”), aims to identify “traitors,” according to reports. It was officially created with the aim of “protecting national security”. “Iran's betrayal has a price and [...]

Iranian authorities have created an online portal for reporting Iranian critics of the regime who live abroad, Iranian media reported.

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