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Arrested Individuals Under 18 During Protests in ‘Poor Condition’

Two weeks after November protests and while Islamic Republic officials have yet to announce the number of detainees, reports have…

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New York Times Describes Iran Protests as ‘Worst’ Unrest in Past 40 Years

The New York Times described events as the “worst” unrest in Iran over the past four decades in its top…

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Thousand More HIV/AIDS Cases Identified in Iran

Nahid Khodakarami, a member of the Health and Environment Commission of Tehran City Council, says that in the first six…

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According to Amnesty International Report, Bodies of Some Victims Have Not Been Handed Over to Their Families

Amnesty International in its latest report states that a large number of victims’ bodies have still not been handed over…

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Pompeo: We Have Received 20,000 Messages, Videos and Photos Regarding Iran’s Government Persecution

Mike Pompeo says the U.S. State Department has so far received 20,000 messages, videos and photos from Iran in connection…

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Parvane Salehshouri: Interior Minister Should Be Accountable for Internet Shutdown

A member of the Hope faction and the cultural commission of the tenth parliament says many people have lost their…

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Nobel Peace Prize Winners Protest Crackdown and Internet Shutdown in Iran

Five Nobel Peace Prize winners, including Shirin Ebadi, Leymah Gbowee, and Tawakkol Karman, have protested the suppression of people and…

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Protests; Journalists Under Threat of Summons from Guidance and Intelligence Ministries

Human Rights Campaign in Iran reports that more than eight journalists have been summoned to the Ministry of Intelligence during…

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