IRAN Act
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Summary
The IRAN Act (Internet Reach and Access Now Act) establishes a federal framework to promote internet freedom and access to information in Iran. It designates the Secretary of State as the primary coordinator for digital-freedom initiatives and requires updates to a comprehensive strategy addressing virtual private networks, direct-to-cell satellite technology, and circumvention of internet blackouts. The bill prohibits satellite and direct-to-cell operators from intentionally blocking coverage over Iran and authorizes $15 million for cybersecurity training and digital-safety tools for Iranian journalists, human-rights defenders, and civil-society actors.
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