Iran bans online debate show over ‘false information’

Iran’s judiciary has banned the popular YouTube debate show “Azad” for allegedly spreading “false information,” highlighting tightened media controls.

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August 18, 2026 · 09:15 · 5 min read

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Iran’s judiciary has banned the popular YouTube debate show “Azad” for allegedly spreading “false information,” highlighting tightened media controls.

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Iran bans online debate show over ‘false information’