Middle East
Iran· TehranIran's human rights concerns and suppression of protests
Reports highlight human rights issues in Iran, including executions and the suppression of protests, drawing condemnation from various international groups.
Background
Iran's human rights record, including its use of capital punishment and suppression of dissent, has been a long-standing concern for international organizations and governments. These issues are often linked to broader geopolitical tensions and Iran's relations with other nations.
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Iran's domestic issues and human rights concerns
First report 45m agoLast update 24m agoCondemnation of widespread executions in Iran, viewing them as tools of repression and intimidation.
Exiled Iranian journalists face ongoing pressure and threats from the Iranian state.
Iran's internal issues and human rights concerns
First report 55m agoLast update 24m agoTeacher unions and activists condemn the widespread issuance of death sentences in Iran.
Concerns about Iran's population decline due to falling fertility rates.
Exiled Iranian journalists continue to face pressure and threats from the regime abroad.
Analysis of household livelihood erosion and increased unemployment risk in Iran.
Iranian journalists face regime pressure abroad
First report 1h agoLast update 37m agoThe Iranian state actively targets and pressures exiled journalists, not allowing them safe haven.
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