The Iranian clerical dictatorship, infamous for its duplicity, persistently attempts to vindicate the massive execution of thousands of political detainees during the summer of 1988.

Iran’s 1988 massacre: Survivors unmask regime’s dishonesty, seek justice for hidden...

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In 1988, the mullahs' regime's founder, Ruhollah Khomeini, sanctioned a sweeping massacre, believing he could eradicate his primary opposition the People’s Mojahedin of Iran (PMOI/MEK).

British Parliament condemns the 1988 massacre and seeks justice

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In Iran, ongoing inflation under the leadership of President Ebrahim Raisi is raising concern amongst government officials and experts, sparking conversations about its political implications.

Escalating inflation and policy failures amplify political tensions in Iran

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A stirring call for justice and accountability was delivered by Mr. Anand Grover, former United Nations Special Rapporteur on the Rights of Health and acting member of the Global Commission on Drug Policy, at the NCRI international conference earlier this month.

Anand Grover stresses the urgency for justice in Iran’s 1988 massacre...

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Under the clerical dictatorship in Iran, internet censorship has emerged as a thriving business, generating significant revenues for the government and bolstering its intelligence capabilities.

Iran’s internet censorship profiteering: A regime’s hypocrisy in the age of...

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The conference in the British Parliament featured representatives from both the House of Commons and the Lords, UN Special Rapporteur on Iran affairs, Javaid Rehman

International conference calls for justice 35 years after Iran’s 1988 massacre

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Mr. Tahar Boumedra, a former Chief of the Human Rights Office at the United Nations Mission in Iraq.

International conference spotlights accountability for the 1988 Iran Massacre

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Family members of Mahsa Mogouii, an 18-year-old protestor who was killed last year during nationwide protests in Iran, have been held in custody without trial for a week.

Family of slain protestor held without trial as journalist transferred to...

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A global outcry has surged from human rights activists, lawmakers, and politicians across the world, demanding immediate intervention to halt the looming execution of Iranian political prisoner, Mohammad Javad Vafa’i Thani.

Global outcry against imminent execution of Iranian political prisoner, Mohammad Javad...

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As the Iranian regime faces the daunting complexities of concurrent political, social, and economic crises, concerns about potential uprisings are rife.

Iranian regime grapples with fear of uprising and internal conflicts

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