Mahsa Amini
Iran establishes Tehran court for ‘moral security’ as it tightens monitoring of hijab compliance
BBC Persian reported that the announcement comes amid the renewed presence of morality police and heightened street harassment of women perceived to be violating Iran’s compulsory dress code.
Islamic Regime instructed universities on how to suppress 2023 staff, student protests - report
Don't forget the people: The Iran ceasefire must protect civilians - opinion
'Nation held hostage': Global protests planned as Iran's internet outage reaches nearly 70 days
'Iran can't be free unless all women are free': Oppression of women central to Iran - interview
British-Iranian journalist Jonathan Harounoff discusses his new book 'Unveiled: Inside Iran's #WomanLifeFreedom Revolt.'
Iran executes man accused of being an Israeli 'senior spy'
A United Nations report from January stated that the number of people executed in Iran rose to 901 in 2024, including 31 women.
Big Brother in Tehran: Iran's police state supresses women with AI, drones
Authoritarian regimes often enforce strict clothing laws to assert their dominance over their citizens' physical and ideological autonomy.
Iran using drones, advanced tech in crackdown on women's rights, UN report says
Tehran began using aerial drone surveillance and a new facial recognition software in April 2024 to monitor hijab compliance in public spaces.
Islamic Regime rules musician to be flogged 74 times for hijab protest song, alcohol possession
An anonymous official told Iran’s semiofficial Fars news agency that the flogging came as punishment for possessing alcohol - not his music.
Pardons for journalists who exposed Amini's death, fueled protests
Niloofar Hamedi and Elaheh Mohammadi had been sentenced to 13 and 12 years in prison for their coverage of the death of Mahsa Amini.
Failing Iranian state gives growing opportunity for regime change - opinion
Iran is more vulnerable and desperate than at any time since its rise to power in 1979. Now is the time for Iranians to topple the regime and pave a pathway to a free, democratic, and unified state.
Nobel Laureate Narges Mohammadi granted short medical leave from prison in Iran
Her husband, Taghi Rahmani, who resides in France with their children, criticized authorities for delaying necessary medical care.
Iranian woman strips clothes in protest after being assaulted for improperly wearing hijab - report
University officials claimed that the woman was suffering from "severe mental pressure and had a mental disorder."
Official tied to brutal protest crackdowns in 2022 appointed new governor of Tehran
Motamedian, who worked for Iran’s Intelligence Ministry, was accused of overseeing mass arrests and authorizing the use of lethal force during the Iran protests in 2022.
