The court, convening on December 5, 2023, found Mrs. Yavari guilty on multiple charges, resulting in a total sentence of 13 years in prison. However, with concurrent terms, she is mandated to serve seven years.
Iranian Political Prisoner Massoumeh Yavari Sentenced Amidst Ongoing Crackdown
European Parliament Honors Iranian Struggle with Sakharov Prize to Mahsa Amini’s Family
This prestigious award, named after the Soviet physicist and human rights advocate Andrei Sakharov, is the highest honor the European Parliament bestows for outstanding contributions to human rights and freedoms.
Iranian Regime President Cancels Switzerland Trip Amid Legal Complaints
This decision follows a fervent global backlash, particularly from the Iranian diaspora, and a legal complaint filed by supporters of the Iranian Resistance over Raisi’s alleged role in mass executions.
Iran’s Khamenei Faces Rising Domestic Challenges Amid Gaza Conflict
Before the Gaza conflict erupted, Khamenei was already confronting a series of crises. Nationwide uprisings by diverse societal groups, aiming to overthrow his rule, internal strife within the regime, and a faltering economy were exacerbated by the growth of an organized resistance movement gaining international recognition.
Tea Corruption Scandal Rocks Iran: A $3.7 Billion Government-Linked Embezzlement Case
The head of the regime’s inspectorate uncovered that from 2019 to mid-2022, a commercial group received approximately $3.37 billion for importing tea and advanced printing and packaging machinery.
Iran’s Regime Intensifies Crackdown on Dissidents as Resistance Grows
The regime has announced a major court case against over 100 members of the PMOI and the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI), with hearings set to commence this week. This move, heavily publicized for months, represents an intensified effort by the regime to instill fear among the public and dissuade them from supporting the resistance.
Iranian Students Amir Hossein Moradi and Ali Younesi Speak Out from Prison
Despite enduring nearly four years of severe conditions in the Iranian regime’s prisons since their arrest in 2020, these two young men continue to embody the spirit of resistance that has historically defined Iran’s student movements.
Iran’s Regime Escalates Financial Pressure with Hefty Tax Increases in New Fiscal Year
The budget sees an 18.2% increase, totaling 2,642 billion tomans, as the government grapples with managing the nation’s affairs amid economic challenges.
Gaza War Resumption Exposes Iranian Regime’s Miscalculations and Internal Turmoil
The regime, aiming to distract from domestic unrest, sought to create a short-lived crisis to bolster its forces’ morale and highlight the Basij in the media. However, the Iranian populace’s reluctance to support the Gaza war, strained by economic and social hardships, has become increasingly apparent.
Iran’s Compulsory Veil Enforcement Raises Alarms Amidst Rising Violence Against Women
This enforcement indiscriminately affects women of all ages, backgrounds, and regions, with the state-sanctioned violence deeply institutionalized in law.
