Tag: Forbidden Freedom

Four Iranian citizens have been arrested in Shahreza, Isfahan province, on charges of “insulting Qassem Soleimani”on social media platforms, a local news agency reported on Monday

While the clerical regime’s circus regarding Qassem Soleimani, the notorious terrorist Qods Force commander, and the roadshow with his corps continues, in the early hours of this morning, defiant youth torched Soleimani’s posters in Tehran and other cities, including Karaj, Bandar Abbas, and Yassouj

The hardliner Friday Prayer Imam of Iran’s second-largest city Mashhad has lambasted the Islamic Republic propaganda machines for promoting domestic tourism in Iran

Mohammad Moghisseh, 64, is notoriously renowned among Iranians as a “judge” who issues the longest verdicts in the shortest hearings. For many years, he has been giving harsh sentences to protesters, political activists, intellectuals, ethnic and religious minorities, and journalists

One of the members of the so-called non-governmental Schools Oversight Board in Iran on 27 December 2019 told state television

A group of prominent Iranian writers, poets, playwrights, and actors have asked two Italian stage directors to stay away from the Islamic Republic’s official Fajr drama festival

Iran’s Health Minister Saeed Namaki has warned against an outbreak of depression and other psychological disorders in Iran

Reports from Tehran say the parents of Pouya Bakhtiari, a young man killed by Iranian security forces during the protests in November have been summoned to the Intelligence Ministry in Tehran on Saturday, December 21.

While 70 countries improved their human freedom ranking in the past year, Iran remained in the 154th place among the 162 countries in the Human Freedom Index (HFI). The index which measures personal, civil and economic freedom at a global level