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| Company type | Self-regulatory |
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| Industry | Organization and rating system |
| Founded | 2007 |
| Headquarters | Tehran, Iran |
Area served | Iran |
Key people | Manager of the age classification of captives Hassan Maddahi[1]
Computer and console department: Mansour Nematollahi - Mohammad Amin Nematollahi - Mohammad Sadeq Shariati - Nabat Shafaei Mobile section: Hamidreza Khalili, Abolfazl Qadimabadi, Amirhossein Vaghti Che Bazi Section: Somayeh Sarkhosh |
| Website | esraa |
The Entertainment Software Rating Association (ESRA; Persian: نظام ارزیابی و ردهبندی سنی بازیهای رایانهای)[2] is a self-regulatory organization that assigns age and content ratings in Iran.[3][4][5] The system was established in 2007 by the Iran National Foundation of Computer Games[6] and has the status of a research project.[7][8][9]
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