Human Rights

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...

After the January 2026 uprising, the Islamic Republic expanded repression beyond Iran, targeting dissidents’ legal identity and freedom of movement....

As war, unemployment, and inflation deepen Iran’s crisis, working-class women and children absorb its violence inside the home. In the...

Roya and Zahra’s stories show how poverty, war, inflation, internet shutdowns, and neglect turn disability into structural exclusion in Iran....

At least 11 people were executed this week in Iran, including young protesters, political prisoners, two brothers, and a disabled...

Domestic reports speak of limited reopening and privileged access, while most Iranians remain cut off after more than six weeks....

Historian Touraj Daryaee argues that the destruction of Iran’s cultural heritage is not mere collateral damage, but part of a...

Despite a 40-day war and a ceasefire between Iran, the United States, and Israel, Iranian drone attacks on Kurdish parties...