Iranian authorities have shut down, sealed and reprimanded thousands of stores and restaurants during Ramadan despite the growing economic and unemployment crisis aggravated by the Coronavirus outbreak.
Tag: Forbidden Freedom
Parkour star arrested in Iran after posting photos kissing a woman on a rooftop
An Iranian parkour athlete has been arrested for committing ‘vulgar’ acts after he posted photos online of himself kissing a woman on Tehran’s rooftops, police said today.
Iran courts sentence ten people to a total of 100 years prison for supporting monarchy
A court of appeals in Tehran has upheld the verdict against ten citizens of the Islamic Republic of Iran sentenced to more than 100 years in prison for reportedly supporting monarchy.
Iranian parkour athlete reportedly detained after posting romantic Instagram photos
Japalaghy reportedly said in a video posted before his arrest that he had been summoned by security officials just days after he posted photos and a video where he was seen kissing an unidentified woman who was wearing a sports bra and shorts on a rooftop in the Iranian capital.
Iran seals shut reprimands 77000 stores in Ramadan despite job crisis
Iran’s police have sealed shut and reprimanded more than 77,000 stores and restaurants during Ramadan for “failing to observe Ramadan customs” despite the growing unemployment crisis in the country.
Stone schools in Khuzestan Southwestern Iran while regime spends money on terrorism
Previously, there has been a lot of talk about the risk of rock, caravan, mud, clay brick, and tent classes in Ilam, North Khorasan, Isfahan, Sistan and Baluchestan provinces. Now, Iranian officials speak about the elimination of stone classes in Khuzestan province, southeastern Iran.
Iran confiscates home of couple in prison for ‘Connections’ with exiled group
Iranian authorities have confiscated the residential home of two political prisoners where their children lived with their 89-year-old grandmother, the Iranian Human Rights News Agency (HRANA) reported on Sunday.
Iran arrests three and closes 147 Shops for not following Sharia Law
The Iranian authorities have sealed shut 147 shops and arrested three people in several provinces across the country for “not following Sharia law” during the Islamic holy month of Ramadan.
Iranian regime criminality may be increasing
In January Iran shot down a Ukrainian Airlines civilian airliner. Since then, Iran has put up roadblocks to the investigation its mass killing of the 176 people on board, and has prevented quick handover of black boxes and joint investigations
Iran judiciary admits arrest of Amir Hossein Moradi and Ali Younesi – Sharif University of Technology Elite Students
Judiciary spokesman: Amid the Coronavirus this was a conspiracy by the enemies; they wanted to wreak havoc in the country, which was fortunately thwarted by the vigilance and timely action by our intelligence agents.”
Iran human rights monitor monthly report – April 2020
The Iranian regime started a new wave of executions in April 2020, while the novel coronavirus has engulfed the country and spread to Iran’s prisons.
