There is strong condemnation of the Iranian regime's human rights violations, including the killing of protesters in hospitals, harsh sentencing of activists, and the facilitation of child marriage.

There is strong condemnation of the Iranian regime's brutality, including the torture and killing of protesters in hospitals, and the harsh sentencing of political prisoners.

Activists celebrate the upcoming trial of پرویز ثابتی (Parviz Sabeti), a former SAVAK torturer, emphasizing that no criminal will escape justice, whether from the past monarchy or the current regime.

Reports highlight the tragic deaths of individuals like Parvaneh Khojandi-Rad and the Feizi brothers, killed for protesting or celebrating, with communities showing defiance through mourning and continued resistance.

There is strong condemnation of the Iranian regime's human rights abuses, including the killing of protesters in hospitals, harsh sentences for activists, and the persecution of artists.

Human rights defenders are being recognized for their efforts, such as Ahmadreza Haeri receiving an award for his 'No to Execution Tuesdays' campaign, despite ongoing risks.

Concerns are raised about the recurring deadly incidents in Iranian mines, highlighting unsafe working conditions despite the country's vast mineral reserves.

Iranian free people and Ashraf residents organized an action in Copenhagen to condemn the execution of two brave rebels.