In his latest report, Javid Rahman, the United Nations Special Rapporteur on Human Rights in Iran, labeled the 1988 massacre and the 1981-1982 executions of thousands of political prisoners as crimes against humanity.
Will the Iranian Regime stop its aggression?
Any pause from sowing regional chaos to exporting its radical ideologies (expansionism) and quelling domestic dissent through suppression, massacre, torture, and execution, leads the regime inevitably towards its own demise.
We condemn the terrorist actions perpetrated by Hamas
On October 7th, the terrorist organization Hamas, with direct support from the Iranian regime, carried out an attack on a music festival, resulting in the deaths and kidnappings of civilians. Additionally, they launched numerous rockets, supplied by the Quds Force...
Narges Mohammadi Wins Nobel Peace Prize
We warmly welcome this joyous news and call upon all international and human rights organizations worldwide to actively work towards the immediate release of Ms. Mohammadi and all political prisoners and hostages currently held by the religious dictatorship in Iran
Solidarity with Iranian Kurdish Parties in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq (KRI)
The Green Party of Iran calls on the Iraqi government and the authorities in the Kurdistan Region to stand up against the threats posed by the Islamic Republic towards Iranian Kurdish organizations, their families, and the refugee camp in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq.
IRGC Allegedly Planning Offensive Against Iranian Kurdish Parties in Northern Iraq
Reports and local sources indicate that the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) is preparing for an attack on Iranian Kurdish parties based in the autonomous Kurdistan region of northern Iraq. This aggressive move involves the transfer of artillery and heavy weapons to the western borders, suggesting a shift towards an offensive posture. The Iranian…
Persistent Protests: Defying Repression in Kurdistan and Baluchistan
One of the regime's objectives in the face of the revolution that began six months ago was to silence street protests. So far, the regime has achieved temporary success in most parts of Iran.
A Wishful Queen Undermines a Hopeful King
When an aspiring queen undermines her king’s efforts, a hopeful king tries to gain popularity by delivering ambiguous, broad messages to various factions, from the regime’s security forces to anti-regime activists. Mrs. Yasmine Pahlavi, the wife of the late Shah of Iran’s son, condemned the remarks of a human rights activist defending the claims of…
Manifesto Controversies: Uniting or Dividing Iranian Opposition Groups?
Six months have elapsed since the beginning of the protests known as the Mahsa Amini uprising. During this period, nearly every large and small city in Iran has been the scene of unrest, demonstrations, and confrontations between women, youths, and regime security forces. In most instances thus far, the regime has managed to quell or…
The Environmental and Societal Consequences of Dam Construction in Iran
Dam Development in Iran: Impacts on Ecosystems and Communities | Water Management and Ecological Dilemmas: The Case of Iranian Dams
