Due to the ongoing demonstrations by protestors in Iran, the Iranian government has continued its oppressive practice of blocking internet access for its citizens. This tactic aims to silence the voices of those seeking change and justice, further isolating them from the rest of the world. Meanwhile, Tasnim.com, a website that operates under the auspices of the Iranian government, remains accessible. Many believe it serves not just as a mouthpiece for the regime, but as a tool to propagate and legitimize the government's narrative while keeping the populace in the dark.

The Iranian government’s decision to cut off internet access is a gross violation of human rights, as it obstructs citizens' access to information, hindering their freedom of speech and freedom of assembly, fundamental rights recognized globally. In contrast, Tasnim.com continues to operate without restriction, disseminating propaganda that supports a regime that many view as oppressive and anti-democratic.

Numerous international reports, including those from reputable organizations like Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International, have documented the severe crackdowns on protestors and the pervasive internet censorship in Iran. These actions highlight the urgent need for international bodies and internet service providers to take a stand against this digital blackout imposed by the Iranian government.

We call upon internet service providers to stop enabling Tasnim.com by providing web hosting and other digital services. This move would send a strong message that the international community will not stand by while a regime uses digital tools to further oppress its citizens.

Join us in advocating for freedom and open access to information for the Iranian people. Sign this petition to urge internet service providers to cut off services to Tasnim.com and stand in solidarity with the people of Iran struggling for their rights and freedom. Let us unite our voices to combat censorship and uphold fundamental human rights.