Iranians wish the removal of Mullah regime through Warsaw Summit The #FreeIranWithMaryamRajavi campaign is gaining grounds by the day and amidst the Warsaw Summit on peace and stability in the Middle East, the voices of the Iranian revolution are being heard loud and clear.Earlier, the dictatorial regime had announced it will stay away from the US-Polish Summit
“An International and National Evaluation of Child Abuse in Iran and Germany” examines the rights of children in the Islamic Republic of Iran (Iran) and the Federal Republic of Germany (Germany). The two countries were selected because of their fundamental differences in terms of legislations, definitions, and economic, cultural and religious aspects. Iranian laws are based on Islamic rules while there is no such requirement for legal rules in Germany.
The 2018 annual report on the death penalty in IRAN. The 11th Annual Report on the Death Penalty in Iran, by Iran Human Rights (IHR) and ECPM, coincides with the 40th anniversary of the Islamic revolution of 1979. The Islamic revolution marks the start of an era where the death penalty became a “normal” part of the people’s everyday lives.
Inside the Women's Ward 2016 Political prisoners held in the Women’s Ward at Iran’s Evin Prison are routinely denied medical care and hospitalization, face severely restricted or denied visitation rights even with their young children, are deprived of regular telephone contact with their families, and are not provided adequate nutrition, according to a report released on 16 June 2016 by the International Campaign for Human Rights in Iran
Air Pollution Kills 35,000 In Iran Each Year Air pollution kills 35,000 people every year in Iran, an official at the Environmental Protection Organization has warned.“Air pollution also kills 5,000 persons in Iran’s capital city, Tehran,” Mohammad Darvish, director-general of the organization’s office for education and popular cooperation, added.
The Iranian hackers who stole personal data on Australian lawmakers attacked the British Parliament in 2017, , according to new research by a cyber security firm that sheds light on Iran's campaign of cyber espionage against its adversaries.A report by Los Angeles-based Resecurity, obtained exclusively by NBC News, says the Feb. 8 hack of the Australian Parliament "is a part of a multi-year cyberespionage campaign" by an Iranian-backed hacking group they call IRIDIUM.
A coalition of diverse human rights organizations have signed an open letter supporting the renewal of the UN special rapporteur’s (SR’s) mandate on Iran. Javaid Rehman, a Pakistani-born British legal scholar, was appointed to the position in July 2018 after former SR Asma Jahangir passed away in February 2018. Read the full letter below.
The Islamic Republic’s corruption is draining the country of its most precious resource: water. For more than a year, since December 2017, protests and civil disobedience have been a fixture of life in Iran. Many of the political and economic grievances fueling this unrest will be familiar to foreign observers. But one major reason for these disturbances has gone overlooked: the country’s dire water shortages. One cause of this water crisis is changing weather patterns. But most of the blame belongs to the Iranian government’s incompetent and corrupt water management.
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