Death sentence of Kurdish-Iranian cleric upheld

The U.S.-based Campaign for Human Rights in Iran is condemning Iran's Supreme Court for upholding the death sentence of Kurdish cleric Mamusta Mohammad Khezrnejad for his involvement in the 2022 nationwide protests

Iranian Blogger Accused of Spying for Israel

Iran's Judiciary said on Wednesday that arrested blogger Hossein Shanbehzadeh is a "fugitive Mossad agent" with a history of insulting religious figures and connections to Israeli intelligence. Shanbehzadeh, the

Iran Confirms Death Sentence for Sunni Cleric

Iran’s Supreme Court confirmed the death sentence and 16 years of imprisonment for Mohammad Khezrnejad, a Sunni cleric and outspoken critic of the government. The 45-year-old cleric from Bukan in West Azarbaijan

Iran Introduces New Islamic Dress Code For Hospitals

The Iranian government has announced a new directive mandating Islamic dress codes for hospital patients and medical workers. Majid Mohammadian, the head of the Hijab and Chastity Secretariat at the Ministry of

Iran Files Case Against Actor Over Social Media Post

The Iranian judiciary has initiated a legal case against Hossein Pakdel, a playwright and theater director, for allegedly "disrupting the psychological security of society" as crackdowns on dissent continue. Pakdel's

Iran’s Assets In The Struggle For Freedom

Over the decades, Iran’s people have paid a heavy price for freedom from the clutches of the evil regime of the mullahs. And although many brave people have laid their lives down for freedom, Iran lacks nothing

Poverty Among Families With Young Children in Iran

The Research Center’s report indicates that in 2017, the number of people living in poverty in Iran increased by 23% to 40%. As of early 2022, 30% of Iran’s population lives below the poverty line, with children