Letter to Azar Mansouri to the Head of Voice of Iran: Tribute to representatives of the Iranian Reform Front/ Voice of America must be held accountable in the damage to national unity and cohesion.

  Azar Mansouri, the head of the Iranian Reform Front, in an open letter to the Pact of Jebeli, the head of the Broadcasting Organization, had protested the unilateral and biased approach of the Iranian Reform Front in a recent statement of the Iranian Reform Front to respond directly to the national reconciliation.

The head of the Iranian Reform Front said in the letter: "The ignorance of the reality that is becoming more apparent every day is neither possible nor in the dignity of the national institutions."  Unfortunately, what is seen in recent years of media that has been the title of "national" is a factional, orientation, and unfair performance that has resulted in the elimination or destruction of a significant portion of the nation and legal political currents of the country.

Azar Mansouri, stating that the Iranian Reform Front, in the current situation, especially during the recent 6 -day war and its consequences, has tried to speak with a responsible, thoughtful, and national interests, and to emphasize the necessity of unity and national cohesion:  The charge, without any opportunity to respond, has been condemned and condemned by the official tribunes of the organization.

He also emphasized in the letter that the continuation of this unilateral approach is in conflict with the professional principles of media, media justice and the national mission of the IRIB, and, above all, weakens public confidence capital to the media that should be the language of the whole nation, and the organization should be weakened.

The head of the Iranian Reform Front also wrote in the letter: The media, which is run by the public budget, is required to provide the presence and expression of the views of all legal currents, home friends and other views in the country equal, transparent and fair.  The continuation of the factional approach will not only make this media more confused with public opinion, but will also empty the field for transnational and informal media that reflects the diversity of views at least.