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Iran is planning [fa] to move the country's 42000 government offices away from the World Wide Web to “national internet” next week,according to the Iranian Minister of Communication and Technology, Reza Taqipour.
A group of bloggers and cyber activists wrote a letter to new President-elect Hassan Rouhani, asking him to increase Internet speed. They also complain about filtering and remind Rouhani that he used the Internet to promote his campaign.
Several people who celebrated Hassan Rouhani's victory in presidential election in Shiraz chanted slogans to support Mir Hussein Mousavi, an opposition leader who has been under house arrest for several years.
Freedom of the Press worldwide in 2013. Source: Reporters without Borders on Facebook
A teenager is rapping for Saeed Jalili, a conservative candidate in Iran's 14th of June presidential election.
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So distressing to read such news from Pakistan. I hope the idea of 'new Pakistan'...