Mohammad Farahani, Editor-in-Chief of Mizan News Agency

Greetings,

I have written dozens of notes regarding double standards and news about judicial events, all thoroughly reasoned and accurate, which I published along with supporting documents, addressing you as well. However, it seems it is not worth your response.

Now, like Christopher Columbus discovering America, it appears you have made a discovery that has become a source of pride for you.

It only requires a little, I emphasize, a little media and press literacy to understand my clear and transparent text.

First, I published a questioning headline, and second, a quote from the official channel of a former member of parliament, which was taken verbatim from the Telegram channel of the aforementioned political activist, with the source duly credited, stressing "Should we believe it?"

Now, as the editor of Mizan, how is it that you noticed this but overlooked all the notes that were related to your media domain?

Although professional ethics dictate that if you write something about someone, you should have the courage and boldness to address them directly, mention them, or inform them!

Your denial, of course, is appropriate as a legal entity, and the expressed concern is warranted.

Moreover, I previously deleted this video along with the messages and further analysis, but it would be more appropriate and ethical for what has been criticized regarding the judiciary and falls within your specialized media domain to be pursued by you and your colleagues, with a timely response.

I reiterate that publishing accurate news and stating facts and events is a core principle and fundamental value of Abdi Media, and if the accuracy of any news is not confirmed or is denied, it will be communicated in subsequent posts.