Protests by Unemployed Youth In Iran
Protests by Unemployed Youth In Iran
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Social Media Emerges as Major Battlefront in Iran
Social Media Emerges as Major Battlefront in Iran
Iran Arrests Civil Activists and People in Oil Rich Province
Iran Arrests Civil Activists and People in Oil Rich Province
Iran: Political Prisoners Condemned the Detainment of a Sunni Cleric
Iran: Political Prisoners Condemned the Detainment of a Sunni Cleric
Seven Years of Uncertainty and Lack of Medical Care, for a Prisoner of Conscience
Despite the regime’s Supreme Court ruling out the death penalty, for the Prisoner of conscience, Anwar khezri, he continues to be held waveringly in Rajai Shahr prison.
Hundres Protesting in Iran Against the Death Penalty
On the morning of April 9, 2017, hundreds of families of prisoners on death row, especially women, rallied in front of parliament, demanding the abolition of the death penalty. Demonstrators had come from Tehran, Isfahan, Fars, Lorestan, ...
Right Activist Atena Daemi on Hunger Strike Against IRGC Sentence
Imprisoned civil rights advocate Atena Daemi has started a wet hunger strike to protest new sentences issued against her and her two sisters for allegedly insulting agents of Iran’s Revolutionary Guards.
Sick Prisoner Beaten in Saravan Prison
Khaled Dehghan, a sick prisoner from Saravan (Southeastern Iran), was beaten by deputy warden in Saravan Prison.
No News from Imprisoned Student Activist Majid Asadi in Iran
According to reports, two months after the arrest of Majid Asadi by security agents, there’s still no news of him.
Iran social media activists held on ‘security’ charges
Iranian social media activists arrested ahead of next month’s presidential elections are being held on security and obscenity charges, the judiciary said Wednesday.
Narges Mohammadi Political Prisoner has been offered release if she promises to be silent
Imprisoned human rights defender Narges Mohammadi has been offered temporary release if she promises to be silent about her unjust sentence, her husband told the Center for Human Rights in Iran (CHRI).