Monitoring the approvals of the Supreme Council of Cyberspace in the legal system of the Islamic Republic of Iran

With the increasing use of the Internet and cyberspace, several countries decided to organize cyberspace. Hence The Supreme Council of Cyberspace was established in 2011 by the decree of Ayatollah Khamenei for decision-making and policy-making in the field of cyberspace. In recent years, the council has adopted several legal rules in the field of cyberspace. Given the extensive powers of the High Council of Cyberspace in formulating binding regulations and creating various rights and duties for citizens, this article seeks to answer the question of the necessity, obstacles and possible ways to monitor the decisions of the High Council of Cyberspace in What is the legal system of Iran? In the present study, in a descriptive-analytical format, it was concluded that although factors such as the ambiguity of the nature of the decisions of the High Council of Cyberspace and the necessity of publishing the resolutions of this council, prevent monitoring the decisions of the High Council of Cyberspace, but by removing these obstacles and Considering the need to monitor these resolutions, the people, the jurists of the Guardian Council, the Supreme Leader and the Court of Administrative Justice should provide the ground for monitoring the resolutions of this council, and the procedures contrary to this finding need to be corrected.