Sources you can and can't trust
It is crucial that you stay informed. Every day, there is something new going on. Of course, no one expects you to follow everything closely, still, it is important to know about things as they happen and have the correct information.
When it comes to media, Iran's situation becomes quite complicated. Oligarchs are everywhere, paying journalists to publish fake news and misleading information. Below, you find a list of the media we think you can trust.
The list is still a work in progress. We do hope we can add more information to it in a near future.
Remember to always use your critical thinking. No one trusts these sources completely and unconditionally. Please, use your best judgement.
Media and journalists you can trust
- Masih Alinejad - we trust her with the news she publishes, and we do appreciate her devotion. She also tweets in English.
- Iran International - funded by the Saudi, Iran International provides 24/7 coverage of all the news coming from Iran.
- Radio Zamaneh
Media and journalists you can not trust
Regime-dependent oligarchs are everywhere, especially in the United States and Canada. They own platforms, media and journalists with a broad range of audience. Do not trust them, even if they seem to be agreeing with the Iranian people protests and pains, they're wolves wearing sheep clothes. For obvious reasons, links to these persons/media are not included in this website.
- New York Times - Having published incorrect insights, myths and irrelevant buzzing stories to distract the masses, NYT has a proven record that they're puppets to both the Russian regime and the Islamic Republic.
- Press TV - They're officially the state-sponsored foreign media outlet of the Islamic Republic.
- BBC - Yes, as quite shocking as it is, it is also true. Like NYT, BBC also has too many records spreading misinformation and wrong insights on the Iranian protests.