Human rights

Continued repression of religious minorities in Iran | A Baha'i citizen was sentenced to 11 years in prison

Continuing the repression of Baha'i citizens in Iran, Ali Ahmadi, a Baha'i citizen living in Ghaemshahr, was sentenced to 11 years in prison by the Revolutionary Court.

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Reaction of the families of some of the victims of the Iranian popular protests to Khamenei's offer to pay blood money

Ali Khamenei, the leader of the Islamic Republic, who had described the protesters as "evil, hateful, and unworthy people," said in his latest speech...

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Farzad Ansarifar's father: My son was shot in the back of the head with a Kalashnikov

Amin Ansarifar, father of Farzad Ansarifar, who was shot dead in the city of Behbahan on Saturday, November 15th…

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Petition to the UN regarding those killed in recent Iranian protests

A group of human rights activists, lawyers, and university professors prepared and signed a petition to the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights…

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Disabled people gather in front of the Planning and Budget Organization

On the occasion of the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, a group of thirty people with disabilities protested against the lack of implementation of the Law on Persons with Disabilities and…

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Narges Mohammadi's letter about the torture of detained protesters

Narges Mohammadi, a human rights activist who is in prison, wrote a letter of her observations of the painful situation of two…

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Implementing a repetitive project; Islamic Republic arrests Baha'i citizens on charges of "damaging public property"

A Baha'i citizen living in Iran says that in recent days, at least 13 Baha'i citizens in the cities of Isfahan, Karaj, and Omidieh, Khuzestan...

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According to Amnesty International, the bodies of some victims have not been returned to their families.

عفو بین الملل در آخرین گزارش خود می‌گوید که تعداد زیادی از اجساد قربانیان هنوز به خانواده‌های آنها تحویل داده…

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