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Iran’s executions of artists highlights regime’s stance on freedom of expression
On April 24, Iranian rapper Toomaj Salehi was sentenced to death by a court in Isfahan. His crime was writing lyrics in support of the Woman, Life, Freedom movement. ...
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Iran Executes Kurdish Man After 15 Years in Prison
After enduring 15 years of imprisonment marked by allegations of torture, a member of Iran's Sunni religious minority has been executed by prison authorities of the Islamic Republic. Khosrow ...
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Iranian Activist in Critical Condition amid Hunger Strike in Evin Prison
Narges Mansouri, a 46-year-old Iranian labor activist, is in a critical condition on the twentieth day of her combined hunger and medication strike at Evin Prison in Tehran. Medical ...
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Iran’s Influence on Princeton University
Introduction In the pursuit of fostering diplomacy and bridging the divide between the United States and Iran, Princeton University embarked on a journey that ultimately led to unforeseen consequences. ...
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Writers Anisha Asadollahi and her husband Keyvan Mohtadi “do not belong in prison” more than 700 activists have said in a letter calling for the couple’s release. The two ...
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