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Vladyslav Bogutsky

В Иране запрещены реформистские газеты

Власти Ирана прекратили публикацию крупнейшей из газет, отражавших точку зрения сторонников оппозиции. Против нее выдвинуты обвинения в нарушении законов, регулирующих работу средств массовой информации.

Кроме газеты "Этемаад", запрещена публикация еженедельника "Иран дохт" – издания, которым управляет сын одного из лидеров иранской оппозиции Мехди Карруби.

Управляющий редактор оппозиционного еженедельника Хоссейн Карруби сказал Би-би-си, что санкции против издания связаны с политической деятельностью его отца.

В середине февраля иранские силы безопасности избили Мехди Карруби во время оппозиционной демонстрации. Акция оппозиции, состоявшаяся 11 февраля, была посвящена очередной годовщине исламской революции в Иране.

По словам редактора "Иран дохт", несколько дней назад представитель иранских властей говорил с его матерью, которой принадлежит оппозиционный еженедельник. При этом чиновник выражал недовольство политической позицией Мехди Карруби.

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