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A sweeping internet shutdown in Iran is drawing urgent concern from activists and members of the Iranian diaspora, who say the blackout is being used to...
A sweeping internet shutdown in Iran is drawing urgent concern from activists and members of the Iranian diaspora, who say the blackout is being used to...
Iran has sharply escalated the execution of political prisoners in the weeks following the outbreak of conflict on 28 February, raising alarm among human rights observers...
For Iran, execution is not a legal punishment; it is the primary language through which the sovereignty communicates with the people. It is the language of...
On April 4, 2026, supporters of the Iranian opposition gathered outside the Iranian regime’s embassy in London in a powerful show of solidarity with political prisoners...
The execution of 23-year-old Ali Fahim on April 6, 2026, has once again drawn attention to the growing wave of repression in Iran—one that increasingly targets...
Iran has executed two men, including a 19-year-old college student, in connection with recent anti-government protests, according to human rights organizations. The executions reportedly took place...
Amid growing international concern over the human rights situation in Iran, His Excellency Global Chancellor Ambassador Most Reverend Professor Dr. Bishop Audie Florizal Cummings has issued...
PARIS (AFP) — Iranian authorities Thursday executed a teenager convicted of setting fire to a security forces base during January protests, as the Islamic republic ramps...
Iran’s leadership has reportedly intensified a wave of executions as authorities grow increasingly concerned about the possibility of another large-scale uprising. According to opposition sources, several...
On March 30, 2026, two political prisoners, Mohammad Taghavi Sangdehi and Ali-Akbar (Shahrokh) Daneshvarkar, were executed at dawn in Qezel Hesar Prison in Karaj. Their executions,...
As Iran entered the new year (1405) on March 20, 2026, the country remained under a prolonged nationwide internet blackout, now stretching into its fourth week....
The “No to Execution Tuesdays” campaign has marked its 113th consecutive week of coordinated hunger strikes across 56 prisons in Iran, highlighting growing alarm over the...
Iran is facing growing international scrutiny as reports reveal an alarming rise in executions, particularly targeting political prisoners and individuals linked to recent protests. Human rights...
A United Nations human rights expert has warned that Iran is facing a rapidly worsening human rights crisis amid nationwide protests and rising military tensions in...
Iran is currently facing a deepening humanitarian and human rights crisis as civilians find themselves trapped between expanding military hostilities and escalating domestic repression. Reports from...
A report published by The Daily Telegraph revealed that several staff members from the UK’s Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) attended an event at the...
As military tensions escalate in Iran, thousands of prisoners across the country are facing an increasingly dangerous situation. Already held in overcrowded facilities with limited medical...
Women’s Leadership: An Imperative for a Free and Democratic Iran On the occasion of March 8, International Women’s Day, we honor and celebrate the courageous women...
The Strategy of “Denial” as a Tool of Repression Following the widespread protests in January 2026, the Judiciary of the Islamic Republic of Iran has established...
Amirhossein Saedi was only 19 when he joined protests in Tehran, despite his father’s pleas to stay home. The computer science student, still recovering from illness,...