Zamaneh Media

"As protests against the government murder of Mahsa Amini continue, Iranians facing police brutality on the streets and connectivity issues with the World Wide Web, have began to express hope in what Anonymous hacktivist group has called "Op Iran". The collective group, who is widely known for their cyber attacks...

Despite the suppression of the last week's protests and government-imposed Internet interruption, protests in different cities of Iran continued Sunday for the ninth day.

At least fifty people have been killed in the recent protests in several Iranian cities, according to a body count by various human rights groups.

The authors of the statement say that the demands of the Iranian people are "an end to a theocratic regime, whose multi-faceted violence against marginalized bodies was manifested in Mahsa’s death”. Among the various signatories of this statement are a number of prominent academics and artists, and feature signatories of...

Hananeh Kia and Hossein Ali Kia—two, young, relatives from the northern city of Nowshahr—were shot dead by the security forces in two different places in the city.

Iranian security forces have killed tens of protesters who are on the street condemning murder of 22 year old woman by hijab police. The country's Judiciary said that the "insurgents" will be dealt with.

Protests broke out in Divandare, Tehran, Rasht, Mashhad, Paveh, Karaj, Marivan, Isfahan and other cities in Iran.

Iranians on social media are furious after a young woman arrested by Iran’s morality police for provisions on compulsory hijab died while in custody at a hospital in Tehran