At least 160 cases of kolbar deaths and injuries were reported in Iran’s Kurdish populated areas in 2021, according to a report from a human rights group.
Atrocities Human Rights Violation
Former U.S. Hostage goes on hunger strike to push for release of foreigners held by Iran
Former U.S. diplomat Barry Rosen was among the 52 Americans held hostage by a group of hard-line students who stormed the U.S. Embassy in Tehran following the Islamic Revolution in 1979.
Iran’s medicine mafia behind shortages and high cost of prescription drugs
Since the birth of the tyrannical regime of the mullahs in Iran, another social and scary phenomenon was also born; widespread monopolization. After the 1979 anti-monarchy revolution in Iran and the establishment of the religious dictatorship
Former US Hostage in Iran to begin hunger strike to press for prisoner deal
A former U.S. hostage in Iran is set to begin a hunger strike in Vienna on Wednesday to press U.S. and Iranian officials to come to an agreement about the release of Americans and other Westerners of Iranian origin jailed by Tehran
Iran’s regime disturbed by rising will to protest and secularism
The deputy interior minister of the Islamic Republic of Iran, Taghi Rostamvandi, outlined factors on Sunday during a speech that could shake the foundations of the theocratic state.
Iran tries Arab dissident for terrorism
A “Revolutionary” court in Tehran opened the trial of Habib Chaab, the leader of a foreign-based pan-Arab movement, on terror-related charges.
Lawmaker says Iran should learn from China how to control the internet
An Iranian lawmaker has said that the Islamic Republic should emulate China’s “success” in creating a unique national intranet to control the cyberspace.
Trend in prosecution of Human Rights Abusers should extend to Iran’s president
Soon after it was reported that Anwar Raslan, a senior Syrian intelligence officer, was convicted of crimes against humanity by a German court, the United Nations Human Rights Commission issued a statement celebrating the development and expressing hope
Baha’i citizen Sina Shahri arrested by agents of Ministry of Intelligence
Baha’i citizen Sina Shahri, resident of Tabriz, was arrested by intelligence agents and transferred to an unidentified location.
Iran’s relentless crackdown on Sunni scholars
Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei believes that his religious guardianship is all-encompassing, covering Shiites and Sunnis, clerics and the masses. Therefore, he sees Sunni scholars as being under his guardianship.
Senior European politicians call for UN probe into 1988 Iran massacres
Senior politicians from across the EU and UK on Monday urged the UN to open an investigation into the 1988 massacres of political prisoners by the Iranian regime.
