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Podcast 56: Nikahang Kowsar on Editorial Cartoons

Podcast 56: Nikahang Kowsar on Editorial Cartoons

March 4, 2013

Nikahang Kowsar is a blogger, journalist, and political cartoonist who doesn’t shy away from controversy. In his cartoons, he frequently criticizes the Iranian leadership and draws attention to very sensitive issues, including human rights abuses. In today’s podcast, he talks to us about one cartoon in particular that drew in death threats, and even arrest ...

Cartoon 44: Two Years Under House Arrest

Cartoon 44: Two Years Under House Arrest

February 16, 2013

Today marks two years since Iranian security forces prevented former presidential candidates Mehdi Karroubi and Mir Hossein Mousavi, and cultural leader Zahra Rahnavard from leaving their homes. The three opposition leaders have been held under de facto house arrest ever since they requested a permit for a rally in solidarity with Arab Spring protesters in ...

End arbitrary house arrests of Mousavi, Karroubi, and Rahnavard; free all prisoners of conscience

End arbitrary house arrests of Mousavi, Karroubi, and Rahnavard; free all prisoners of conscience

February 13, 2013

(February 13, 2013) The Iranian authorities should immediately release from arbitrary house arrest two former presidential candidates Mehdi Karroubi and Mir Hossein Mousavi, his wife Zahra Rahnavard, author and political activist, and cease harassing or detaining without cause the couple’s two daughters and Mehdi Karroubi’s son, said the Nobel Peace laureate Shirin Ebadi and ...

Opposition Leaders’ Children Summoned ahead of Two-Year House Arrest Anniversary

Opposition Leaders’ Children Summoned ahead of Two-Year House Arrest Anniversary

February 11, 2013

Nearly two years since Iranian opposition leaders Mehdi Karroubi, Mir Hossein Mousavi, and Zahra Rahnavard were placed under illegal house arrest in Tehran, Iranian authorities have summoned their children, a source close to the families told the International Campaign for Human Rights in Iran. ...

UN Rights Experts Urge Immediate and Unconditional Release of Opposition Leaders

UN Rights Experts Urge Immediate and Unconditional Release of Opposition Leaders

February 11, 2013

Today three United Nations experts spoke out against the continued detention of former Iranian presidential candidates Mehdi Karroubi and Mir Hossein Mousavi and cultural leader Zahra Rahnavard, as well as the recent detention and interrogation of their children. This Friday, February 15, will mark two years of the opposition leaders’ house arrest. ...

Shirin Ebadi: Iran’s Judiciary Is a Subsidiary of the Intelligence Ministry

Shirin Ebadi: Iran’s Judiciary Is a Subsidiary of the Intelligence Ministry

February 10, 2013

Following the arrest of Saeed Mortazavi, Tehran’s former press court judge and prosecutor, Nobel Peace laureate Shirin Ebadi told the International Campaign for Human Rights in Iran, “The timing and the manner of arrest of Saeed Mortazavi, a suspect in the Kahrizak Detention Center case and the Zahra Kazemi murder case, once again showed that ...

Yahoo! Mail Adds Secure HTTPS Option Following Internet Activists’ Letter

Yahoo! Mail Adds Secure HTTPS Option Following Internet Activists’ Letter

January 9, 2013

In a letter dated November 13, 2012, the International Campaign for Human Rights in Iran joined 25 other organizations and activists in asking Yahoo! to provide the HTTPS option to its users. The Campaign welcomes Yahoo!’s recent addition of this option, as the secure communications protocol will give Iranian Yahoo! users the ability to send ...

“Allow My Husband Medical Furlough,” Asks Union Activist Reza Shahabi’s Wife

“Allow My Husband Medical Furlough,” Asks Union Activist Reza Shahabi’s Wife

January 3, 2013

In an interview with the International Campaign for Human Rights in Iran, Robabeh Rezaei, the wife of imprisoned labor activist Reza Shahabi, spoke about her husband’s hunger strike in protest of the prison authorities’ refusal to allow him medical treatment outside. “On Monday, December 24, when I visited with Reza through a booth, he wasn’t ...

Mapping Iran’s Human Rights (Interactive)

Mapping Iran’s Human Rights (Interactive)

December 18, 2012

Mapping Iran’s Human Rights, an ongoing project of the International Campaign for Human Rights in Iran, highlights and explores major human rights violations in different provinces of Iran, beyond Tehran’s borders. Given this geographical overview of human rights violations, you can monitor human rights trends, learn about notorious prisons, keep tabs on Iranian officials who ...

Iranian Government Denies Prisoner of Conscience Abdollah Momeni Family Visits

Iranian Government Denies Prisoner of Conscience Abdollah Momeni Family Visits

November 28, 2012

In an interview with the International Campaign for Human Rights in Iran, the wife of prisoner of conscience Abdollah Momeni said that she has been repeatedly denied visits to her husband who is imprisoned at Iran’s Evin Prison. “My children and I have not visited Abdollah for a year and a half, not even once,” ...

UN Resolution Intensifies International Pressure on Iran

UN Resolution Intensifies International Pressure on Iran

November 27, 2012

(November 27, 2012) The International Campaign for Human Rights in Iran welcomes today’s passage of a resolution by the United Nations Third Committee of the General Assembly calling on the government of Iran to stop its massive human rights violations. ...

Student Activist’s Psychological Health Suffers at Evin

Student Activist’s Psychological Health Suffers at Evin

October 23, 2012

“Siavash has lost a lot of weight and does not have a good psychological state. He is 24. He was a graduate student when he was abruptly banned from continuing his education, and then he was imprisoned. The month-long solitary confinement, loneliness, his education ban, and his uncertain future have all made him depressed. He ...

Fear of Secret Executions After 5 Prisoners Transferred to Unknown Location

Fear of Secret Executions After 5 Prisoners Transferred to Unknown Location

June 11, 2012

Five political prisoners sentenced to execution were transferred from the General Ward of Karoon Prison in Ahvaz to an unknown location on Saturday, 9 June. A local source told the International Campaign for Human Rights in Iran that Police Special Forces have been stationed in Karoon Prison and that it has created a worrying atmosphere....

Protestant Church Shutdown Sparks Fears of Coming Closure Spree

Protestant Church Shutdown Sparks Fears of Coming Closure Spree

June 8, 2012

Iranian authorities should allow the Assembly of God church in western Tehran to reopen immediately, and should stop persecuting Persian-language churches, the International Campaign for Human Rights in Iran said today.“The ability to join a church or mosque or temple is one of the most fu ndamental religious freedoms,” said Hadi Ghaemi, spokesperson for the ...

Local Citizens Protest in West Azerbaijan

April 23, 2012

A group of citizens from the town of Boukan on Friday gathered in front of the Governor’s Office in protest to the murder of a young girl and several child abduction cases. A local source told the International Campaign for Human Rights in Iran that on the afternoon of Friday, 20 April, a group of Boukan ...

Widespread Detentions of Ahwazi Activists Mark Anniversary of 2005 Crackdown

April 19, 2012

Iranian authorities have detained at least 26 people in the city of Ahwaz and its surroundings in the southwestern province of Khuzestan during the weeks leading up to the April 15 anniversary of a 2005 protest and subsequent crackdown. ...

Special Rapporteur Receives Widespread Support in Human Rights Council

March 12, 2012

Iranian Delegate Responds Angrily Without Addressing Report's Content Head of Iran's Human Rights Council Mohammad Javad Larijani delivers his opening statements at today's Human Rights Council (Reporting ...

Video: End the Executions

Video: End the Executions

April 26, 2010

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