By Pooya Stone
Seven Iranian political activists have been sentenced to prison on vague and trumped-up charges by Judge Seyyed Ali Mazloum of Branch 29 of the Tehran Revolutionary Court. Here we will explain the sentences.
Iran Politician Admits to 300 per Day Coronavirus Deaths
By Jubin Katiraie
An Iranian politician has admitted that 300 people have died from coronavirus (COVID-19) on some days since the pandemic first hit the country.
A Shocking Report From the Greater Tehran Prison With 13,950 Convicts
By Pooya Stone
Every time someone or an organization says something about human rights violations in Iran, the regime responds by labeling them ‘liars’.
Two Dead and Three Injured in Explosion in Iran
By Jubin Katiraie
Two people have died and three have been injured in an enormous explosion in Baghershahr, just south of Tehran, early Tuesday morning.
How the Coronavirus Has Affected the Women’s Ward at Evin Prison
By Pooya Stone
The women’s ward of Evin Prison is separated into two halls; one for political prisoners and one for the wives and children of male convicts.
Iran’s Government Fails to Tackle the Coronavirus
By Jubin Katiraie
Mohsen Farhadi, Environmental Health Technical Deputy of Iran’s Health Ministry, referring to the increasing trend of the coronavirus infected people in Iran said: “It is forecasted that some of the restriction must be reinstated.”
Concerns Over ‘Urban Riots’ in Summer of 2020
By Pooya Stone
These days, the volatile situation of Iran’s society and the people’s hatred against the government and different factions are subjects of discussion and investigation for Iranian media outlets.
Haft Tappeh Strike Continues for 21st Consecutive Day
By Jubin Katiraie
Haft Tappeh Sugarcane Company workers continued their strike for the 21st consecutive day on Sunday, demanding the payment in full of their lost wages, as well as answers from company officials over other issues raised, as they chanted “No to living in shame!” and “A hungry kid won’t listen to mere pledges!”.
