NCRI- Iranians have been warned that any 'citizen reporters' who send news reports or video footage outside the country will be treated as spies.
The official told the state-affiliated Bashgah Khabarnegarn website on July 26: "This is an easy way for collecting information, a considerable part of which can be used by intelligence service to depict a bleak picture of the country and is used in psychological warfare in the media against the Islamic Republic."
And he warned: "Sending any type of information out of the country for foreigners under any pretext is a crime and those who commit such acts will be dealt with harshly."
The Bashgah Khabarnegarn website said the People's Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK) had utilized activists to 'gather information and documentation', and who were arrested and put on trial by the regime's security apparatus.
The Iranian regime had executed PMOI (MEK) supporters for sending a video clip of 2009 anti-regime protests to Persian a language satellite TV channel outside Iran.
During the June election, many activists supporting PMOI (MEK) sent video clips of anti-regime graffiti in cities across Iran, and the displaying of huge banners of Maryam Rajavi, the president-elect of the Iranian Resistance, on a main highway in Tehran.
The official told the state-affiliated Bashgah Khabarnegarn website on July 26: "This is an easy way for collecting information, a considerable part of which can be used by intelligence service to depict a bleak picture of the country and is used in psychological warfare in the media against the Islamic Republic."
And he warned: "Sending any type of information out of the country for foreigners under any pretext is a crime and those who commit such acts will be dealt with harshly."
The Bashgah Khabarnegarn website said the People's Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK) had utilized activists to 'gather information and documentation', and who were arrested and put on trial by the regime's security apparatus.
The Iranian regime had executed PMOI (MEK) supporters for sending a video clip of 2009 anti-regime protests to Persian a language satellite TV channel outside Iran.
During the June election, many activists supporting PMOI (MEK) sent video clips of anti-regime graffiti in cities across Iran, and the displaying of huge banners of Maryam Rajavi, the president-elect of the Iranian Resistance, on a main highway in Tehran.
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