Hello Sir,
Maybe you should mention to the people who accuse you of being selective that the main point of your article is that Fars News published blurry photos of Iranian actresses. What I like to know is why Fars News would do such a thing. One person on the thread says” there are pictures of actresses on TV and magazines" which begs the question why Far News decided to blur those pictures? We need to avoid getting involved in ideological arguments and negative nationalism and instead focus on the issue at hand. I like to know who allowed Fars news to publish those photos. Is there a policy that demands pictures of pretty actresses must be blurred out? Also I like to know if the law allows these artists to sue the publisher and the photographer for insulting their person by publishing those photos. Can those actresses sue the publisher for unlawfully distorting their picture? Can they ask for a public apology? In the West when things like this happen people can ask for explanation or a public apology. For example in situation in which a tabloid magazine misquotes an actor or actress, prints unsubstantiated news about an artist or when a tabloid magazine prints a damaging photo the artists involve can demand apologies or even sue. So I ask my question again: can these ladies who, in my opinion, have been humiliated demand for a public apology from Fars News?
Cheers