Comparative Comparison of Pressure Legal Constraints in Iran and Other Countries

The criterion of the democratic system in the international community , as set out in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights , is , on the other hand , a manifestation of the civilization of the nation-state and , on the other hand , a supreme necessity based on the freedom of civil society of the countries , but the expression of freedom in various forms , That freedom of the press generally requires the creation of a desirable atmosphere of rule of law . But the position of the press is in keeping with the constraints on the international human rights system . Freedom of the press in the Iranian legal system was first recognized in the Constitutional Constitution , and then , like the British legal system , the law was restricted by the law . The present article seeks to investigate the dimensions of the right to freedom of the press and its constraints in the light of human rights doctrines . The purpose of this research is to expand the literature on the rights of the press in the field of international human rights and to pay attention to the limitations , damage and challenges facing its implementation .