Article 5: “If the governmental officials, who are responsible for protecting secret data (as determined by Article 3 of these laws) or the related systems and have received appropriate training…
Article 3: “Anyone who unlawfully commits the following actions in relation to confidential and classified data which are in transition and traffic electronically, or are stored and saved – by…
Article 2: “Anyone who illegally eavesdrops on the traffic of non-public content in the computer or telecommunications systems or electromagnetic waves and fibre optics, will be sentenced to between six…
Article 1: “Anyone who gains illegal access to data, computers and telecommunication systems, which are protected by security measures, can be punished by imprisonment terms ranging between 91 days…
The Cyber Crimes Law does not provide a clear definition of these criminal acts, and the legislators have merely given a few examples and instances of computer-related criminal activities, and…
With the approval of the Cyber Crimes Law on 5 Khordad 1388 [26 May 2009], another chapter was added to the 29 chapters of the Islamic Penal Law. Given…
We, the lawyers of the Centre for the Supporters of Human Rights, while welcoming the release of our dear and esteemed colleague, Ms Nasrin Sotudeh, from prison, would like to…
In continuation of its monthly reports, Defenders of Human Rights Centre , which is presided over by Shirin Ebadi, has reviewed the situation of human rights in Iran during…
In continuation of its monthly reports, Defenders of Human Rights (DHRC), which is presided over by Shirin Ebadi, has reviewed the situation of human rights in Iran during the month…
Referring to recent clashes in the Middle East region, the Centre for the Defenders of Human Rights urges Iranian officials to avoid aggravating the conflict between the Shi’is and Sunnis…
