Iran executes man for running over police in protest
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The move is not the first time Iran has criminalised co-operation with foreign entities. Osman Salari, a member of parliament’s judicial and legal commission, said the individual provisions of the bill, which is aimed at countering foreign intelligence influence, have yet to be debated and approved.
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The move is not the first time Iran has criminalised co-operation with foreign entities.
according to Business Day Live +1Osman Salari, a member of parliament’s judicial and legal commission, said the individual provisions of the bill, which is aimed at countering foreign intelligence influence, have yet to be debated and approved.
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