Bio: Jasmin Ramsey

Jasmin Ramsey, Communications Director

@jasminramsey (Twitter)
@jasminramsey (Instagram)

Born in Tehran during the Iran-Iraq war, Jasmin Ramsey brings a wealth of experience and expertise to her role as Communications Director of the Center for Human Rights in Iran. Her journalistic background, which includes covering international politics, along with over a decade of experience in strategic communications, positions Jasmin as a formidable leader of the English-language team. In this capacity, she spearheads international advocacy campaigns, documents human rights violations, provides consultations to international organizations on human rights matters, and champions women’s rights through global platforms. As a spokesperson for CHRI, she also directs the center’s English-language content, conducts media interviews, and actively engages in public speaking events.

For media inquiries, contact us by email: media(at)iranhumanrights.org

TV Interviews and Commentary (Selected Archive)

New York Times – With Iranian Girl in Coma, Suspicion Falls on Government

U.S. Institute of Peace – Female Protests in Iran: Tools of Resistance

Associated Press – Iran says 22,000 arrested in protests pardoned by top leader

Agence France-Presse – Behind bars, women of Iran’s Evin prison refuse to give in

Radio France – Interview on CHRI’s “Cut the Oppression” Women’s Day Campaign

CNN – Iran pardons or commutes sentence of ‘large’ number of prisoners, state media reports

(VIDEO) NBC, Meet the Press – Protests Grow In Iran In Response To Death Of Woman In Morality Police Custody

(VIDEO) NBC, All in with Chris Hayes – Woman’s Death After Arrest By ‘Morality Police’ Ignites Protests In Iran

(VIDEO) MSNBC – Woman’s Death After Arrest By ‘Morality Police’ Ignites Protests In Iran

Crooked Media – Women-led protests in Iran following the death of Mahsa Amini