Media Propaganda in Iran

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1 media

1.1 islamic republic of iran broadcasting
1.2 conferences , lectures

1.2.1 cyber police







media
islamic republic of iran broadcasting

islamic republic of iran broadcasting sole, official provider, of broadcast news both iranian people , rest of world. irib operates many channels in multitude of languages , known broadcast propaganda. irib main hub iranian propaganda created, , disseminated, throughout world. multiple channels make irib have specific purpose.



on every irib channel, israel referred zionist regime .


a mural in iran showing yellow hezbollah flag, , quote ayatollah khomeini says: israel must destroyed.


conferences , lectures

ahmadinejad s visit cornell exclusively propaganda purposes. ahmadinejad firmly believes can convince global opinion , american people of rightness of cause.


the islamic republic of iran held anti-terrorism conference featured representatives neighboring countries afghanistan, iraq , pakistan sudan, tajikistan, mauritania , vice-president of cuba , ministers , other high-level delegates 60 states, representatives of united nations (officer in charge of ctitf), oic, , other regional organizations distinguished scholars , researchers , peace activists around world participated in conference. iran being state-sponsor of terrorist activities, , many of nations in attendance, including many of african representatives, users of terrorism, anti-terrorism conference propaganda. quite successful because united nations endorsed meeting , sent delegation partake in event. during event, iran s supreme leader ali khamenei took opportunity excoriate western nations terrorist behaviors, , iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad expressed doubts september 2001 terrorist attacks on america – outrageously claiming u.s has benefited attacks, has, added, holocaust.


cyber police

iran has created cyber police unit in january 2011, known acronym fata. since has arrested several bloggers critical of iran’s leaders, group of youths had created “hot or not” contest on facebook rating profile pictures of boys , girls unit created control sites iranians able visit, prevent spying , protect public `immoral` material. united states, charge, waging `soft war` against iran reaching out iranians online , inciting them overthrow leaders . iranian regime s standpoint, free information threat power. internet major factor organizing , showing world happening during 2009 presidential election. united states asked twitter postpone online maintenance in 2009 available iranian protesters. on 1 december 2012, general saeed shokrian, commander of fata, dismissed iranian’s national police chief, ismael ahmadi-moqaddam, negligence in death of blogger sattar beheshti while in fata custody 1 month earlier. dismissal followed international outcry on death. shokrian stated “tehran’s fata should held responsible death of sattar beheshti”.








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