Category: 1. Iran

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Police broadcast videos of Arash Sayyadi, Ashkan Shekariyan-Moghadam and Rassam Sohrabi confessing to “disrupting public order” and “rap dissing” online.

The rappers also directed their apologies to “security and judicial agents, the agents of…

The United Nations’ top rights body decided to set up an investigation to gather and preserve evidence of international crimes.

A draft resolution brought forward by the European Union was adopted without a vote by the 47-country council in…

Against the backdrop of the 60th session of the UN Human Rights Council, a conference at the United Nations European headquarters sounded the alarm on the escalating human rights crisis in Iran. The event brought together prominent political…

The value of Iran’s currency plumbed new lows after the UN sanctions triggered by European states resumed late last month, raising already eye-watering costs of living.

In one video sent to Iran International, a man displays grocery bags…

TEHRAN – The second anniversary of Hamas’ surprise military operation in southern Israel has reignited global debate over its origins, consequences, and political meaning.

On one side, many analysts contend that the attack—dubbed Operation…

Why it matters:

The legal actions from Spanish civil society and a political party are set to heighten international pressure on the Israeli regime and could lead to formal judicial investigations in Spain and at the…