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Unfair Trials

Political Prisoners Urge International NGOs to Investigate Case of Inmate With Suspected Cancer

Political Prisoners Urge International NGOs to Investigate Case of Inmate With Suspected Cancer

November 9, 2017

Three human rights activists held in Rajaee Shahr Prison in Iran have written a letter urging international rights groups to help fellow political prisoner Majid Assadi, who has been denied outside medical treatment despite severe health problems ...

Imprisoned Labor Activist With No Kidneys Hospitalized After Being Forced to Sleep on Cell Floor

Imprisoned Labor Activist With No Kidneys Hospitalized After Being Forced to Sleep on Cell Floor

November 6, 2017

Imprisoned labor activist Mahmoud Salehi remains in intensive care three days after being rushed from a prison in Saqqez, in Iran’s Kurdistan Province, to a local hospital. Salehi’s ...

Iranian Poet Sentenced to Prison and Flogging For the Charge of “Insulting the Sacred”

Iranian Poet Sentenced to Prison and Flogging For the Charge of “Insulting the Sacred”

November 5, 2017

Poet and civil rights activist Reza Ekvanyan has been sentenced to three years in prison and 40 lashes for the charges of “propaganda against the state” and “insulting the sacred” by Branch 26 of the Revolutionary Court in Tehran, presided by Judge Mashallah Ahmadzadeh ...

After 10 Years in Prison, Faith Leader Fariba Kamalabadi Says Baha’is Hope to Serve Iran

After 10 Years in Prison, Faith Leader Fariba Kamalabadi Says Baha’is Hope to Serve Iran

November 5, 2017

In her first interview since being released from Evin Prison on October 31, 2017, Baha’i faith leader Fariba Kamalabadi said Baha’is “love” Iran and want to “serve” their country. “There have been a lot of reports about the rights that have been denied to Baha’is,” Kamalabadi told the Center ...

Thousands of Iranian Death Row Inmates to Receive Sentence Reviews Under Amended Drug Law

Thousands of Iranian Death Row Inmates to Receive Sentence Reviews Under Amended Drug Law

November 3, 2017

Alleged drug traffickers stand in front of narcotics after a police operation. Thousands of Iranians currently on death row for low-level drug crimes will receive sentence ...

Website Close to IRGC Says Judicial Attack Against BBC Persian is “Spoils of War”

Website Close to IRGC Says Judicial Attack Against BBC Persian is “Spoils of War”

November 2, 2017

A website serving as a mouthpiece for Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) has attempted to justify the criminal investigation launched by the judiciary against Iranian nationals working for BBC Persian, ...

Agents Interrupt Labor Activist’s Dialysis Treatment to Transport Him to Prison

Agents Interrupt Labor Activist’s Dialysis Treatment to Transport Him to Prison

October 31, 2017

Labor activist Mahmoud Salehi was detained by security agents on October 28, 2017, while undergoing dialysis at a hospital in the city of Saqqez, in Iran’s Kurdistan ...

Judge Refuses to Order Psychological Evaluation That Could Save Man Sentenced to Death as Minor

Judge Refuses to Order Psychological Evaluation That Could Save Man Sentenced to Death as Minor

October 31, 2017

A judge in Iran is refusing to order a psychological evaluation to determine the maturity level of Mohammad Reza Haddadi in 2003, the year he allegedly ...

Hundreds of Iranian Rights Activists Call on Political Prisoner Mohammad Nazari to End Hunger Strike

Hundreds of Iranian Rights Activists Call on Political Prisoner Mohammad Nazari to End Hunger Strike

October 30, 2017

Mohammad Nazari has been imprisoned since 1994. More than 700 Iranian political and civil rights activists have called on one ...

Man Imprisoned on Nuclear Program Related Espionage Charges on Hunger Strike

Man Imprisoned on Nuclear Program Related Espionage Charges on Hunger Strike

October 30, 2017

Alireza Golipour has been imprisoned since 2012 for allegedly passing on information about Iran's Natanz nuclear site to US officials. Refusing food in Tehran’s Evin Prison ...

Iranian Mother Sentenced to Prison for Demanding Justice For Slain Son

Iranian Mother Sentenced to Prison for Demanding Justice For Slain Son

October 29, 2017

“Confessions” Obtained by Intelligence Ministry While Shahnaz Akmali Held in Solitary Confinement A court in Tehran has sentenced Shahnaz Akmali, the mother of a well-known victim of the ...

UN Special Rapporteur: Despite “Encouraging Signs,” Human Rights Deteriorating in Iran

UN Special Rapporteur: Despite “Encouraging Signs,” Human Rights Deteriorating in Iran

October 26, 2017

Asma Jahangir, the special rapporteur on the situation of human rights in the Islamic Republic of Iran. In presenting her semi-annual 2017 report on Iran to the United ...

Conservative Clerics, IRGC Pressured Court to Convict Rouhani Campaigner

Conservative Clerics, IRGC Pressured Court to Convict Rouhani Campaigner

October 25, 2017

Ali Mohammad Mohammadi, a former local chief campaigner for ...

Swedish Resident Facing Death Penalty: I Was Imprisoned For Refusing to Spy For Iran’s Intelligence Ministry

Swedish Resident Facing Death Penalty: I Was Imprisoned For Refusing to Spy For Iran’s Intelligence Ministry

October 25, 2017

Ahmadreza Djalali poses for a picture with his wife, Vida Mehran-nia. Ahmadreza Djajali, an Iranian-born Swedish resident who was sentenced to death by a Revolutionary ...

Iranian-Born Swedish Resident Sentenced to Death Based on Forced Confession

Iranian-Born Swedish Resident Sentenced to Death Based on Forced Confession

October 23, 2017

Ahmadreza Djalali, an Iranian-born Swedish resident who has been imprisoned in Iran since April 2016, was sentenced to death for “moharebeh” (enmity with God) ...

After Years of International Condemnation, Iran Revises Death Penalty Policy

After Years of International Condemnation, Iran Revises Death Penalty Policy

October 20, 2017

Amendment to Drug Law Could Result in Drastically Reduced Execution Rate After years of being pressured by the UN and other rights groups to reduce the country’s high execution rate, Iran’s Parliament has passed ...

“Help Me Gain the Freedom I am Legally Entitled To,” Pleads Hunger-Striking Political Prisoner

“Help Me Gain the Freedom I am Legally Entitled To,” Pleads Hunger-Striking Political Prisoner

October 20, 2017

Mohammad Nazari has been imprisoned in Iran since 1994 for his membership in a separatist group. The life of one of Iran’s longest serving political prisoners, ...

Iran’s Expediency Council to Decide Whether Religious Minorities Can Run in Elections

Iran’s Expediency Council to Decide Whether Religious Minorities Can Run in Elections

October 19, 2017

Yazd city councilman Sepanta Niknam holds up a book called Ghathas, the ...

Photo of Smiling Political Prisoners in Iran’s Evin Prison Lands One in Prison Known For Harsh Conditions

Photo of Smiling Political Prisoners in Iran’s Evin Prison Lands One in Prison Known For Harsh Conditions

October 19, 2017

Arash Sadeghi (right) and Soheil Arabi in the courtyard of Evin Prison. Lawyer: Arash Sadeghi’s transfer was ...

Mousavi’s Daughters: Officials “Hoping and Planning” for Death of Opposition Leaders Under House Arrest

Mousavi’s Daughters: Officials “Hoping and Planning” for Death of Opposition Leaders Under House Arrest

October 19, 2017

Former presidential candidate Mir Hossein Mousavian addresses a cheering crowd during the protests following Iran's disputed 2009 presidential election. In an open ...

Husband: Zaghari-Ratcliffe’s Jobs and Britishness “Exaggerated” to Use Her as “Bargaining Chip”

Husband: Zaghari-Ratcliffe’s Jobs and Britishness “Exaggerated” to Use Her as “Bargaining Chip”

October 18, 2017

Iranian judicial officials are misrepresenting Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe’s past jobs and her British citizenship to persuade the UK government to negotiate with the Iranian government for her release, her husband, Richard Ratcliffe, told the ...

Iran’s Intelligence Minister Forcefully Rejects Espionage Charges Against Nuclear Team Aide

Iran’s Intelligence Minister Forcefully Rejects Espionage Charges Against Nuclear Team Aide

October 18, 2017

A few days after an Iranian Appeals Court upheld a five-year prison sentence against a member of Iran’s nuclear deal-negotiating team, Intelligence Minister Mahmoud Alavi insisted that the defendant, Abdolrasoul Dorri Esfahani, was ...

Reformist Journalist Sasan Aghaei in Prolonged Solitary Confinement Despite Calls for His Release by MPs

Reformist Journalist Sasan Aghaei in Prolonged Solitary Confinement Despite Calls for His Release by MPs

October 17, 2017

The Iranian judiciary is refusing to release reformist journalist Sasan Aghaei, who has been detained for more than two months in solitary confinement despite calls ...

Narges Mohammadi Calls on MPs to End the “Illegal” Torture of Solitary Confinement in Iran’s Prisons

Narges Mohammadi Calls on MPs to End the “Illegal” Torture of Solitary Confinement in Iran’s Prisons

October 14, 2017

Imprisoned prominent human rights activist Narges Mohammadi has called on members of Iran’s Parliament to investigate and end the “illegal” practice of solitary confinement of prisoners. “As a defender of human rights who has been tortured by this practice, I consider it my duty to take every opportunity to express ...

Seven Reformists MPs Plan to Sue Iran’s State Broadcasting Agency IRIB for Defamation

Seven Reformists MPs Plan to Sue Iran’s State Broadcasting Agency IRIB for Defamation

October 14, 2017

Seven reformist members of Iran’s Parliament who were recently sentenced to prison for their political views will sue the state TV and radio broadcasting agency for alleging the MPs engaged in ...

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