Human Rights

Nearly thirty days after his arrest, Darolshafa’s family still does not know where he is being held or what charges...

Siamak Amini’s worsening condition and Jabar Mustafa’s death expose a recurring pattern: prisoners denied timely medical care in Iran’s prisons....

A diary from war-struck Tehran, where bombs, checkpoints, grief, and ordinary acts of care fold into the struggle to keep...

With food inflation above 100 percent, workers’ wages no longer cover even the most basic items on the household table....

Iran’s national football team has become a battlefield over stolen symbols, collective memory, and who gets to speak in the...

Hospitals become sites of care, exhaustion, repression, and resistance as nurses work through uprising, war, and economic collapse. “We were...

The destruction of parts of the main building of the Pasteur Institute of Iran in March and April 2026, during...

For many children in Iran, war continues in the body, memory, sleep, fear, and the collapse of fragile routines. The...

War has turned access to medicine into a classed ordeal, leaving patients to search, wait, pay, and fear what comes...

Iran’s judiciary executed several protest-related prisoners in one week, while prisoners across 56 prisons continued their collective hunger strike against...