second
Iran is striving to secure UNESCO recognition for its traditional felt-making and the Tirgan festival, with submissions planned for evaluation by UNESCO’s Intangible Cultural Heritage Committee in 2026. Sima Hadadi, …
Iran Aims for UNESCO Recognition of Felt-Making and Tirgan Festival Read More
Iran has begun opening psychological treatment clinics aimed at women who challenge the regime’s compulsory hijab laws, sparking outrage among human rights advocates. Critics argue these facilities serve as tools …
Iran’s Psychological Clinics: A Facade to Silence Dissenting Women Read More
In 2024, the Iranian regime led by Khamenei reached unprecedented levels of executions, marking a grim milestone with at least 1,000 executions documented across 86 prisons. This alarming figure includes …
Iran: Khamenei’s Escalating Executions Amid Crisis and Resistance Read More
Human rights organizations have sharply criticized Saudi Arabia’s alarming spike in executions, which reached an unprecedented high last year. Reprieve and the European Saudi Organisation for Human Rights (ESOHR) highlighted …
Rights Groups Slam Saudi Arabia Over Record High Executions Read More
In a formidable display of collective outrage, over 250 members of Parliament (MPs) have rallied together, urging the UK government to confront Iran regarding its rampant application of the death …
MPs Demand UK Action Against Iran’s Death Penalty Surge Read More
In 2024, Iran has carried out over 70 executions of Afghan nationals, marking a staggering nearly 300 percent increase compared to 2023, as reported by the Iran Human Rights Organization. …
Surge in Executions of Afghan Nationals in Iran: A Human Rights Crisis Read More
Jimmy Carter, the 39th president of the United States, passed away peacefully at his home in Plains, Georgia, at the age of 100. The Carter Center announced his death, marking …
Remembering Jimmy Carter: A Legacy of Service and Human Rights Champion Read More
In 2024, Iranian authorities intensified their crackdown on women, resulting in the arrest of at least 644 individuals for alleged hijab violations, according to the US-based rights group HRANA. The …
Iran’s 2024 Hijab Crackdown: Over 600 Women Arrested by Authorities Read More
Independent human rights experts associated with the United Nations have issued a grave warning regarding the alarming trend of systematic persecution against Baha’i women in Iran. This joint letter, released …
UN Experts Raise Alarm Over Rising Persecution of Baha’i Women in Iran Read More
The interactive map developed by the Abdorrahman Boroumand Foundation sheds light on Iran’s extensive history of state violence, both within its borders and internationally. It reveals a shocking number of …
Iran’s Global Crackdown: 45 Years of State Violence and Impunity Read More