Judge Zadeh Hashemi: The rule of law in cyberspace must be strengthened

Seyyed Ehsan Ghazizadeh Hashemi in a conversation with Mehr reporter about the edge of the series “Sushun” from the platform View That led to the seizure of the serial and blocked the platform. Satra (The Voice and Video Regulatory Authority) has been completely legal in this regard and within its regulatory duties. Prior to the series, the organization had warned that the necessary permits had not been issued, but unfortunately these hints were ignored.

Referring to the necessity of compliance with the laws of the Islamic Republic of Iran by all cyberspace activists and home theater networks, he added: “As traditional media such as television and cinema is subject to specific regulations, the activity in online platforms must be within the framework of the law.” Cannot be accepted that cyberspace Territory Become out of surveillance and law.

Judge Hashemi went on to say: “We have started governing cyberspace in the country, but this governance must be strengthened and expanded.” Some now Vacuums There is a law and supervision that must be resolved by the adoption of more comprehensive and up -to -date laws in the parliament.

The representative of the Freeman people in the Islamic Consultative Assembly noted: In recent years, the growth of home theater platforms has received widespread popularity and this has provided a good opportunity for cultural production and employment in the field of art, but this opportunity can be effective and sustainable. Without the rule of law, cyberspace can become a platform for illegal, abnormal content publishing, and even cultural threats.

He added that organizing this space requires the comprehensive cooperation of the executive, judicial and legislative agencies, adding: Satra As the main trustee of audio and video monitoring in cyberspace, it must be supported in order to defend the country's public rights and cultural values ​​with greater authority. Satra And other relevant devices must stand firm and perform their duties.

Judge Hashemi said: “We need to provide the necessary legal platforms to strengthen cyberspace.” We also need to inform them of legal requirements by teaching and informing the managers of platforms, producers and directors so that we can no longer see such violations.