
Iran· Qā’em ShahrIran's internal human rights concerns
Reports highlight concerns over the death sentences for protesters, the detention of activists, and the denial of basic rights within Iran.
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Iran's internal issues: Femicide, protests, and economic hardship
First report 1h agoLast update 14m agoStrong condemnation of femicide cases, particularly those involving child marriage and domestic violence.
Criticism of the dire economic situation, including high prices, low wages, and unsafe working conditions.
Calls for renewed protests and fundamental change against the ruling regime, referencing past uprisings.
Concerns raised about human rights violations, including executions and repression of activists.
Femicide and Child Marriage in Iran
First report 36m agoLast update 36m agoCondemnation of the femicide of Leila Goli, highlighting her experience with child marriage and domestic violence.
Iran's Internal Affairs and International Relations
First report 48m agoLast update 36m agoHighlighting cases of femicide and violence against women in Iran, including child marriage and post-divorce abuse.
Cooperation between Iran and Russia, particularly in circumventing sanctions and military support.
Human Rights Concerns in Iran: Calls to Halt Executions
First report 1h agoLast update 48m agoAmnesty International is calling for an immediate halt to all executions in Iran, condemning recent death sentences.
Iran's internal human rights concerns
First report 2h agoLast update 1h agoActivists and organizations are calling for an immediate halt to executions in Iran, citing unfair trials and repression.
Detained activists, like Mona Maleki, are reportedly facing deteriorating health, pressure, and denial of legal and family rights.
Human rights and protests in Iran
First report 1h agoLast update 1h agoCivil and teacher activists are calling for an immediate halt to executions in Iran, citing the sentencing of protesters and the severe conditions of detained individuals.
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