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Narges Mohammadi’s temporary medical release is merely a drop in the ocean of injustice surrounding her plight—a courageous advocate cloaked in the shadows of oppression. Her battle for human rights …
Narges Mohammadi’s Insufficient Release: A Call for Unyielding Advocacy Read More
Original Source: kurdistanhumanrights.org In a haunting plea from behind prison walls, three inmates from Orumiyeh Central Prison—Hadi Rostami, Mehdi Shahivand, and Mehdi Sharafian—have issued a desperate letter to human rights …
Urgent Plea: Prisoners Face Imminent Amputation Sentences Read More
Iran’s minority children face abhorrent rights violations, largely overlooked by the international community. Human Rights activists highlight issues such as forced marriages, state violence, and child labor, emphasizing the urgent …
Ignoring Iran’s Minority Children: A Call to Action on World Children’s Day Read More
Five years after the November 2019 Iranian protests saw hundreds killed by state security forces, no justice has been served as families endure harassment and imprisonment. Despite the passage of …
Five Years On: The Ongoing Quest for Justice Post-Iran’s 2019 Protests Read More
The article emphasizes the importance of open dialogue on university campuses regarding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. It reflects on experiences of anti-Zionist protests that stifle constructive conversations and highlights the need …
Fostering Dialogue: A Jewish Student’s Perspective on Campus Discourse Read More
A female student in Iran was arrested and forcibly admitted to a psychiatric hospital after protesting the mandatory dress code. This incident exemplifies a disturbing trend where the regime targets …
Iran’s Authoritarian Tactics: Student’s Protest Leads to Forced Psychiatric Detention Read More