The United States on Wednesday condemned the use of violence by Iranian security forces against people protesting waters shortages.
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Iranian sharpshooter Olympian should be arrested not given gold medal
Iran’s olympian sharpshooter honed his craft during Syria’s civil war – where civilians, mostly women and children, were often put in the crosshairs of live bullets. He shouldn’t be rewarded.
Iran Regime’s solution to prevent the expansion of protests – National Internet
Statements by Ahmad Khatami, a member of the Iranian regime’s Assembly of Experts on cyberspace and the new government’s call for more restrictions on the free internet, have once again brought the issue of filtering and blocking internet space to the forefront of the news.
Iran Regime’s failed war on the Internet
Finally, after a long debate on the plan to protect the rights of users in cyberspace and the organization of social messengers, on July 29, 2021, the Iranian regime’s parliament approved that this plan is considered through a joint commission.
Three citizens arrested by security forces without court order in Bukan and Divandarreh
According to HRANA, the news agency of Human Rights Activists, quoting Kurdpa, two citizens were recently arrested by security forces in Bukan City and transferred to one of the security detention centers in Urmia for interrogation.
Iran parliament approves internet censorship bill
Yesterday, Iran’s parliament approved a bill to ban foreign messengers and deepen internet censorship. During the unofficial parliamentary session, 121 members voted in favor, and 74 members voted against the bill.
Isfahan police chief says No motorcycle licenses for women on my watch
Isfahan’s traffic police chief has insisted women in his central Iranian city are not allowed to obtain motorcycle licenses, in defiance of a court ruling two years ago.
More arrests as protests intensify in cities across Iran
Furious anti-government protests continued in cities across Iran last night, almost two weeks after demonstrations first began over the water crisis in Khuzestan.
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Senior Sunni Cleric in Iran says water is not the only reason for unrest
A senior Sunni cleric in Iran has criticized the government’s management of the country and implicitly defending protests in oil-rich Khuzestan province, has said the reason is not just lack of water.
Silent crime against Iran’s nature and people
Every year, environmental activists and organizations mark July 28, reminding the imperative of preserving the principle of resource use and allocation and protecting the health of the natural world. They also highlight the importance of ensuring both renewable and non-renewable energy.
Security tightened in Ahwaz as protests spill over to other Iranian cities
After arrests and excessive use of force by security forces managed to quell peaceful water shortage protests in Iran’s southwestern Arab towns, demonstrations spilled over to other Iranian cities, especially the capital Tehran.
