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Category: Human Rights
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Murders of Two Women: Deep Failures of the State in Protecting Women from Violence
The murders of Elaheh Hosseinnejad and Hanieh Behboudi in Iran have reignited outrage over gender-based violence, exposing systemic legal failures and highlighting the urgent…
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Kurdish Cities in Iran Hold Strike to Protest Death Sentences of Two Female Political Prisoners
Kurdish cities across Iran have gone on strike in response to the death sentences of two Kurdish women, Pakhshan Azizi and Verisheh Moradi. The…
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Afghan Migrants Speak Out: Legal Residents Expelled from Iran
Iranian police are reportedly arresting and deporting Afghan migrants, even those with legal residency permits. Several Afghan migrants who were recently detained by police…
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The World’s Biggest Single-Day Election: on Indonesia’s Recent Elections
On 14 February, General Prabowo Subianto — Indonesian Defense Minister and former military general, long since accused of human rights abuses over his role…
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Children and Mothers Imprisoned in the “Qarchak Hell”
The text discusses changes in Iran’s penal system during the second half of the 1980s, leading to an increase in the number of prisoners,…
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Over 500 More Executions in Iran Amidst Global Silence
In a striking revelation, Mahmood Amiry-Moghaddam, the director of Iran Human Rights (IHR), disclosed in an interview with Zamaneh that Iran has witnessed over…
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Sepidar Prison in Ahwaz: The Tragic Situation of Children in the Women’s Ward
Hamed Farmand – Sepidar Prison in Ahwaz is not only one of Iran’s substandard prisons where the rights of prisoners are not observed, but…
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Over 30 Baha’i Graves Destroyed in Tehran’s Khavaran
For over forty years, the Baha’i community in Iran has faced relentless persecution, manifesting starkly in the desecration and destruction of their burial sites.…