House Fashion Media's official statement in support of Dr. Aref Kamani, Director of Mediatio Media Publishing judicial documents is not a crime; do not replace responsibility with media threats! Following the publication of documents related to the issuing of dismissal votes to some of the presidents of the universities of medical sciences by the media and the subsequent denial of the news and the issue of the complaint against this media outlet, House Mode declares its strong support for Dr. Aref Kamani and the right to inform the documentary. According to Article 24 of the Constitution and Articles 4 and 5 of the Press Law, freedom of information is recognized within the law and illegal pressure on the media is prohibited.
The basic question here is: Why do the relevant parties try to complain about the media that published the news about their issuance, instead of answering the performance and decisions that led to the granting of such votes?
The public is entitled to know what actions or omissions led to the casting of these votes and what explanation the relevant parties have for this. The main issue is the performance of the administrators and the reasons for issuing the verdicts, and not the identity of the media outlets that published the documents.
It is evident that issuing a preliminary judgment is legally different from its certainty and execution; However, the mere denial of the news does not negate the credibility of official documents, and filing a complaint in itself does not constitute proof of a media violation. While supporting Dr. Arif Kamani, House Mode condemns any attempt to turn the demand for responsibility into a confrontation with independent media and emphasizes: instead of following the publisher of the verdict, answer the reasons for issuing the verdict; that the officials should be accountable for their performance, and not pressure the media to provide documentary information. C: R.