PMOI supporters have been active online, especially in campaigns that have attempted to show and expose the criminal records of the presidential candidates and the plans of the supreme leader.

PMOI Supporters Make Use of Social Media in Iranian Election

West Tehran | Media Express
Within Iran, the internet is not a place of freedom, but one that is heavily policed for ideas that do not meet the criteria of what is acceptable to the mullahs’ regime.

 Despite all the risks and the restrictions in place, Iranian youth are getting around them to access social media networks, where they are questioning the integrity of the elections. 

The regime response to these curious youth is to give notices and warnings about these networks, along with large-scale arrests of social network managers.

PMOI supporters have been active online, especially in campaigns that have attempted to show and expose the criminal records of the presidential candidates and the plans of the supreme leader.

 A popular slogan has cropped up on social networks, declaring “The Iranian people’s vote is to overthrow the regime”. 

Other PMOI supporters have been involved in hanging banners reading “No to sham elections!” and pictures of Maryam Rajavi in the street of Tehran and other cities throughout the country.