Hello to the brave and patient people of my country, you hear my voice from Iran, hello Alaikum, Adel Ferdowsipour's football report is against the rules of broadcasting, remove that report from your page!

Mohammad Hadi Jafarpour, Lawyer
The directors of IRIB, in order to legitimize the performance of Satra, claim: * Television broadcasting (broadcast) is exclusively in the hands of this organization according to the Constitution, this capacity should also be provided to them in cyberspace (broadband), and they also claim that any audio and video broadcasting in cyberspace should be done under the management and supervision and regulations of this organization. This claim is made in a situation where:
Article 175 of the Constitution stipulates: In the Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting, freedom of expression and publication of ideas must be ensured in accordance with Islamic standards and the interests of the country, and it is further stipulated that the policy and arrangement of the organization and its supervision shall be determined by law. In particular, it means the resolution of the Islamic Consultative Assembly, and therefore, until such a regulation is approved, no authority or authority has the right to prevent the activities of natural or legal persons in cyberspace.
Salam Alaikum and Rahmatullah I am bothering you from the monitoring center, the reports of the games that Adel Ferdowsipour report are against the rules of broadcasting, please remove the game that is being broadcast tonight with his report from your page and as soon as possible, thank you!!! In light of the above-mentioned issue, the question arises that according to which decree is the Monitoring Center or SATRA (Inclusive Media Regulatory Organization) or Satra Social Regulators Network able to impose such restrictions?

The head of this office recently announced in an interview: "There are two basic approaches in the General Administration, the main approach is "co-regulation". Accordingly, we will act as an intermediary between the government and the people with the cooperation and help of NGOs and people who are effective in this field to create a clean cyberspace with the help of users.  There has been a lot of discussion about the necessity of creating people's monitoring systems in the world and some foreign examples have been mentioned!! However, the question that needs a clear and clear answer, according to the statements of the directors of this institution and based on the rule of law, is that what is the law based on the prevention and seizure of the report of the football match by Adel Ferdowsipour?
Do you consider Adel's action and performance in presenting a football report as a kind of breaking social norms in cyberspace? Or have you determined that his words and behavior are contrary to moral and Islamic standards?
These are simple and clear questions that the directors of the IRIB and other affiliated institutions are obliged to answer by law.