Iran Launches Alaj Platform for Citizens to Report Foreign-Based Dissenters
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"The goal of Alaj is to defend national security against anti-Iranian currents," reported the Fars news agency, affiliated with the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC). 600 People Identified. The platform's operators claim to have identified 600 people thanks to external reports. The platform publishes information about Iranians abroad, including photos and personal data. It also lists potential punitive measures, such as freezing accounts …
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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.
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.
The new system allows reporting on Iranians abroad who criticize the regime, support sanctions, or encourage military action against it. The information will be used for surveillance, initiating proceedings, and restricting access to assets. Tehran has already threatened to confiscate all property of those identified as supporters of the US and Israel.
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."
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