By Pooya Stone
Three Iranian political prisoners arrested during the 2018 protests were sentenced to death and heavy imprisonment.
Iran’s Coronavirus Death Toll Increases, the Government Seems Unworried
By Jubin Katiraie
The latest coronavirus news about Iran’s provinces and the statistics show that the increase in businesses and people’s traffic out of the quarantine region in recent months has had a significant impact on the rise in the coronavirus infection rate and the resulting death rate.
Beirut Explosion Just the Tip of the Iceberg
By Pooya Stone
After the Beirut explosion, the anger and discontent of the Lebanese people flared up, the streets became the scene of demonstrations,
Iranian Activists Under Pressure
By Jubin Katiraie
Iranian activist Farangis Mazloum, who is the mother of political prisoner Soheil Arabi appeared in court on Tuesday, accused of “assembly and collusion to commit crime through making contacts with the People’s Mojahedin Organization”.
Iran Protests Rise This Week
By Pooya Stone
Iran has been besieged by protests from Iranian workers over the past week, showing that the regime is unpopular in all sectors.
UNSC Votes for an Arms Race at the Expense of Iranian People
By Jubin Katiraie
On August 14, the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) rejected an initiative by the United States to extend the arms embargo resolution on Iran.
Workers’ Protests in Iran
By Pooya Stone
Yet more workers’ protests rocked Iran on Monday, August 24, which coincided with the regime’s “Government Week”, an annual event where the regime supposedly chooses what projects to work on in the next year.
Female Political Prisoners in Iran Tortured
By Jubin Katiraie
Female political prisoners in Ahvaz’s Sepidar Prison are being insulted, harassed, brutalized, and tortured by prison authorities and dangerous inmates that are incited.
The Escalation of Developments in Iraq to the Detriment of Iran’s Government
By Pooya Stone
At the same time as the developments in Iraq are escalating, Iranian officials are very worried and angry about Iraqi Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kazemi’s visit to the United States and its consequences, and for this reason, they are trying to warn and threat him in their media.
Municipal Workers’ New Protests on the Streets of Iran
By Jubin Katiraie
The wave of labor protests in Iran began in the second half of May 2020 and peaked in June and July. We are now at the end of August.
