The San Diego Union-Tribune Article RatingUK summons Iran's top diplomat over threats to journalists
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44% Medium Conservative
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47% : Britain's government said Monday it has summoned Iran's top diplomat in the U.K. after journalists based in the country were targeted for intimidation by Tehran.41% : Those sanctioned included three senior judges for imposing death penalties on protesters, and five commanders of Iran's Revolutionary Guards.
35% : The BBC has separately filed a complaint to the United Nations saying there were increased security concerns for journalists working for its Persian service "in light of extraterritorial threats."
35% : Britain has imposed sanctions on more than 50 Iranian individuals and entities since September, when the death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini following her arrest by the Islamic Republic's morality police triggered a wave of protests and a violent crackdown by Tehran.
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