Tag: Iran Human Rights Violations

Resistance Units Expand “No to Execution Tuesdays” Campaign Across Iranian Cities

Activists in Tehran, Karaj, Kermanshah, Isfahan, Lahijan, Izeh, Eslamshahr and other cities used posters, wall slogans and protest messages to oppose executions and demand...

Iran Regime Moves to Expand Repression Under the Pretext of “Countering Infiltration”

A sweeping proposed law could criminalize contact with foreign media, restrict civil society and universities, and place broad areas of cultural and social activity...

Iran’s Execution Machine Accelerates as Protesters Face the Gallows

The escalating use of the death penalty against protesters and political prisoners demands urgent, coordinated action from the international community before more lives are...

Political Prisoners Face Escalating Abuse and Collective Punishment in Iran’s Prisons

Prison authorities are reportedly denying political prisoners basic necessities, withholding medication, and imprisoning relatives to force detainees to abandon their political positions. Iranian prison authorities...

Iran’s Execution Machine: The Regime’s Front Line Against a Restive Society

As poverty, inflation, and economic deprivation deepen, Iran’s regime is intensifying executions to suppress dissent and prevent another nationwide uprising. Poverty and soaring prices are...

Iran Regime Escalates Crackdown on Political Prisoners Amid Wave of Arrests and Prison Abuses

New arrests, violent prison raids, torture allegations, sham trials, and inhumane detention conditions reveal the Iranian regime’s continuing campaign to silence political dissent and...

Why Were the Perpetrators of Iran’s 1988 Massacre Never Held Accountable?

Amnesty International documented how officials implicated in the 1988 massacre continued to occupy senior positions, while victims’ families faced intimidation, silence, and retaliation. The 1988...

Iran’s Structural Deadlock: Why War and Executions Have Become the Regime’s Pillars of Survival

Iran’s mounting political, economic, and social crises are not isolated failures. They are symptoms of an irreconcilable conflict between the regime and a society...

Iran’s War on Women: Executions, Floggings, and the Politics of Fear

The Iranian regime is increasingly using death sentences, corporal punishment, and judicial persecution against women—not only to silence dissent but also to intimidate a...

Iran’s Teachers Under Pressure: Why the Regime Fears Independent Educators

Human rights reports point to arbitrary arrests, judicial harassment, and economic retaliation against teachers as authorities seek to suppress independent labor organizing and civic...

Iran Human Rights Review: At Least 77 Executions and 160 Arrests Recorded in July 2026

The execution of seven political prisoners, mass arrests, and deadly shootings by security forces marked another month of severe human rights violations across Iran. The...

Political Prisoner Parisa Kamali Condemns Iran’s Execution Policy in Message from Yazd Prison

In an audio message from prison, Parisa Kamali says executions will not secure the regime's survival and urges international action to stop the wave...

Iran’s Prison Crackdown Reflects Regime’s Fear of Growing Resistance

From violent assaults in Evin Prison to systemic corruption in Lakan Prison, deteriorating conditions reveal an escalating campaign to crush political prisoners amid mounting...

Iran Sees 158 Protest Actions in July 2026 as Economic Hardship Fuels Growing Social Unrest

Workers and retirees led a nationwide wave of demonstrations as grievances over unpaid wages, inflation, deteriorating living conditions, and political repression continued to drive...

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