Iran: Eight detained in connection with the online modeling

Iran's cyber crimes prosecutor said the court was deemed un-Islamic Online arrested eight people in connection with the modeling.
These arrests put photos without headscarves on Top GM and other social Web sites that target women are part of the operations which are being considered.
Prosecutors say the eight people do online modeling are included in the list of 170 people and their investigators have identified.
Cyber ​​crime that has been said in a statement issued by the court are 170 people in 59 Photographers and makeup artist, 58 models and 51 fashionable salon managers and designers.
The prosecutor announced the arrests on the TV. They are claimed massive anstagrm upload photos from Iran.
He said humans have been alerted to the line 29 of the 170 people involved in the modeling will be investigated against him.
The prosecutor said that the people will not take any action against them, changed their behavior after receiving a warning. The 29 people arrested eight of them. "
Clear, well-known spokesman for Iran's cyber space cyber crime department is our agenda. We did this in 2013, our focus is now on Facebook and Instagram. The operation will be launched in the coming days. "

Iran: Journalist sentenced on charges of conspiracy against the country

Within 21 days to review the decision could be applied.
According to Al Arabiya journalist convicted Intimate media organizations are dedicated to the military reform in Iran. He was jailed in the Revolutionary Guards were arrested in November last year.
The court sentenced David Assadi, accused of plotting against the country for 10 years, thanks mzndrany has been sentenced to 7 years when afryn sytsaz good ambassadors and the five-year prison sentences.
Because of the curse on the Iranian regime to mentor high and dawn was sentenced to three years in prison.
The idea that is born three months after the journalists prisoner exchange deal with Iran sentences US. Three months ago, Iran rzayyan the Washington Post correspondent Jason was released from custody after 18 months.