Tag: Suicide in Iran

13-year-old Parastoo, Newest Victim of Poverty

Yet another Iranian child has died from suicide brought about by poverty that meant she did not have a smartphone and necessary equipment to take part in...

Six Inmates Commit Suicide in NW Iran Prison

In two days, October 19 and 20, five prisoners committed suicide in Urmia Central Prison, northwestern Iran, protesting inhuman pressures. According to informed reports,...

Political Prisoner Conditions Worrying in Iran

The condition of political prisoners at Sheiban Prison in Iran is worrying, with increased numbers of them contracting coronavirus, having little access to even...

Iran Media Warning of Uprising to Come

Even Iran’s state-run media are warning of possible protests now, given the horrific state of the economy because of the COVID-19 outbreak and the...

Who is Responsible For Child Suicides in Iran?

On October 13, Iran’s society was shocked by the suicide of 11-year-old schoolchild Mohammad Mousavizadeh. Due to excessive poverty and his family’s dire living...

Iran – The Women’s Ward of Ahvaz’s Sepidar Prison: Women Commit Suicide to Die or Rest for a Few Days

Sepidar Prison, in the southwestern Iranian city of Ahvaz, is one of the dreaded prisons of the Iranian regime, which is facing dire conditions,

Political Prisoner Nearly Dies From Suicide in Iran Prison

An Iranian political prisoner, arrested during the November 2019 uprisings and subsequently put on death row, has been placed under so much physical and mental pressure that he almost died from suicide this weekend.

Suicide Spike in Iran Could Be a Sign of Uprising to Come

State-run media in Iran has reported extensively on people dying from suicide in recent days, mainly because of abject poverty and the incredible stress that puts on a person.

Iran: Social Consequences of Unbridled Poverty – Two Suicides in 24 Hours

As Iran has been torn by the novel coronavirus and the number of victims soars, ordinary Iranians are desperately making ends meet due to economic problems.

Teen Protester Attempts Suicide in Iran

A teenage Iranian protester attempted suicide on Saturday, in the Greater Tehran Penitentiary, after learning that he was to be sentenced to ten years in prison for taking part in the November 2019 uprising.

Iran: Forced Marriage for Women Results in High Suicide Levels

By Mahmoud Hakamian

Women’s rights in Iran are despicable. The Iranian regime does not see women as valuable members of society and has ignored the feminist movement that sees women’s rights advancing every day all over the world. They are not allowed to attend certain social events if males are present, they do not have equality in the workplace, they have an imposed dress code and have even less freedom than their male counterparts.

“Suspicious Suicides” Continue in Iran’s Prisons

By INU Staff

INU - Following the recent uprising in Iran, the suicides of those detained have gotten the attention of people both within the country and abroad. Tehran’s leaders have been targeted with heavy criticism over these deaths in Iran’s prisons.

Iran’s Political Prisoners May Be in Danger After Several “Suicides” While in Prison

By INU Staff

INU - Based on the latest reports, the number of suicides in Iran’s prisons is rising. In fact, according to Iranian state-owned media outlets, a few weeks ago a 22-year-old man who was arrested during the recent anti-regime protests died in police custody. The Iranian people were angered by his death, and expressed their feelings on social media. The international community and human rights groups should be concerned, as well.

Suicide Rate in Iran Increasing, Especially Among Youth and Women

By INU Staff

INU -The incidence of suicide in is turning into a national disaster and a real crisis in Iran. As highlighted by media reports and comments by state officials, the rate has recently escalated, especially among women and youth. In fact, some state officials refer to it as an epidemic.

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