Category: 1. Iran

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Shahin Milani, the executive director of the Iran Human Rights Documentation Center (IHRDC), told Iran International’s English podcast Eye for Iran, the case marks a turning point – warning that even mid-level officials can no longer assume…

Iranian authorities braced for more unrest in multiple regions on January 2, with the death toll and arrests mounting after protesters angered by the country’s economic woes hit the streets for the fifth day in a row.

State-controlled media and…

Unlike previous waves of unrest, the government has so far refrained from cutting nationwide internet access. Officials also appear keen to avoid an immediate crackdown that could further inflame public anger and broaden demonstrations.

Unlike previous waves of unrest, the government has so far refrained from cutting nationwide internet access. Officials also appear keen to avoid an immediate crackdown that could further inflame public anger and broaden demonstrations.

TEHRAN, Jan. 01 (MNA) – A ceremony was held to mark the sixth anniversary of the martyrdom of General Qassem Soleimani with the participation of a large number of people and government officials at the Imam Khomeini…