Nariman Hadpour: A Teacher Tortured with Shockers for a Forced Confession
Nariman Hadpour Seraj, a 31-year-old English teacher, was arrested at around 10 p. m. on Wednesday, January 7, in Tehran’s Tehransar neig ...
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IRGC moves to tighten internet controls after protest crackdown
Iran’s Revolutionary Guards intelligence chief has confirmed he is driving efforts to tighten restrictions on social media, linking the initiative directly to the country’s security apparatus and the expansion of the so-called “national internet.
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Iran steps up crackdown on women footballers after protest resignations
Pressure by Iranian authorities on women footballers has intensified following resignations from the national team in protest at the quashing of nationwide protests with deadly force, people familiar with the matter told Iran International.
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Fears of ethnic cleansing in Gaza and the West Bank: UN rights report
Increased Israeli attacks and the forced transfer of Palestinians have sparked concern over ethnic cleansing in the Gaza Strip and the West Bank, the UN human rights office, OHCHR, said in a report issued on Thursday.
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For the Future of Iran: Losing Hope in the Short Term
Reza Khandan, a prominent human rights activist, political prisoner, and the husband of Nasrin Sotoudeh, briefly responded to IranWire’s ...
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Former Political Prisoners Back Pahlavi as Iran’s Post-Regime Future
Forty days after the mass killing of protesters during the January uprising, the name of Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi is being heard more f ...
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British couple sentenced to 10 years in Iran for espionage, family says
A British couple detained in Iran have been sentenced to 10 years in prison on espionage charges, their family said on Thursday, prompting renewed calls on London to secure their release.
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Iran’s 40-day memorials for protesters spill beyond cemeteries into streets
Forty days after more than 36,500 protesters were killed in a two-day crackdown in January, Iranians are marking the traditional chehelom not only in cemeteries but also in the streets and hospitals where the dead fell – a scale of loss that is reshaping how the country mourns.
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From call-up to cleanup: An operative’s insider account of Tehran’s killing nights
A man who says he was deployed during Tehran’s January crackdown describes watching protesters shot and helping load bodies into refrigerated trucks, including a little girl whose earrings had been taken before her body was thrown inside.
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Security forces open fire as Iranians mark 40 days since crackdown
Iranians and the government held rival ceremonies Tuesday marking the 40th day after the January 8–9 protest killings, with families staging independent memorials as officials organized a state event critics called an attempt to “appropriate” the victims.
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Forty days on, even insiders question Tehran’s protest narrative
Forty days after Iran’s deadly January crackdown, senior officials repeated claims of foreign influence while some insiders—even from the hardline camp—offered sharply different explanations.
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UN Rapporteur: No Clear Data on Detentions, Death Sentences in Iran
Mai Sato, the UN Special Rapporteur on human rights in Iran, says there is still no clear or transparent information about how many peop ...
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Ramadan in Gaza: Deprivation, high prices and the hardships of displacement
Palestinian Walid Al-Assi was playing with his young granddaughter this week, promising to take her to the market in Gaza City with the arrival of the holy month of Ramadan as his family had done before the Israel-Hamas war, but now circumstances had changed.
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For the Future of Iran: War is Inevitable and Beyond Our Control
Sina Yousefi is an Azerbaijani lawyer and former political prisoner who was arrested and sentenced to prison during the “Woman, Life, Fr ...
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IRGC naval exercise demonstrates Iran’s defensive and strategic strength in Persian Gulf
Pars Today – The first phase of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) Navy exercise was held on Iranian islands in the Persian Gulf.
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Taliban announce continued border cooperation, prisoner exchanges, Iran’s water rights
Pars Today – The spokesperson for Afghanistan’s Taliban highlighted border coordination, prisoner exchanges, legalization of Afghan workers, and ensuring Iran’s water rights according to agreements.
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News | Rear Admiral Tangsiri: Iran maintains full intelligence coverage in Strait of Hormuz / UN criticizes new Israeli cabinet resolution
Pars Today – The commander of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) Navy, Alireza Tangsiri, stated that Iran maintains 24-hour, comprehensive intelligence oversight in the Strait of Hormuz.
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Mostafa Tajzadeh Sentenced to 14 Months Again on Propaganda Charge
Mostafa Tajzadeh, a political prisoner currently held in Evin Prison, has been handed a 14-month prison sentence by Branch 22 of the Teh ...
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IRGC Launches “Smart Control” Military Drill in the Strait of Hormuz
The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) said on Monday, February 16, that it has launched a military exercise in the Strait of Horm ...
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Detained Baha’i Remains Missing: Where Is Shakila Ghasemi?
“It’s not that we were healthy people with normal lives before this, but we can’t even go back to that wretchedness from before. Faces a ...
