In the recent past, student media has spotlighted the surge in summonses, with students from esteemed institutions like Amirkabir, Allameh, Khajeh Nasir, Tarbiat Modares, Ferdowsi, Mashhad, and Isfahan being frequently summoned to security institutions.
On the eve of World and Europe Day Against the Death Penalty, a fervent appeal has been made to the international community to intervene in this worsening human rights situation.
He stated, “The [PMOI] phenomenon alone, meaning Masoud and Maryam [Rajavi] and their group, are a significant threat to the regime… They are now deeply embedded in all ministries and are actively pursuing their missions.”
The world watches closely as Armita Geravand, a 16-year-old high school student, battles for survival after a brutal altercation at a Tehran metro station on Sunday, October 1st. Her story, which went viral internationally, has shed light on the dark underbelly of the country’s enforcement of strict dress codes.
The young teen remains in a coma, with her condition showing no improvement since the incident on October 1st. The incident transpired when Geravand, accompanied by her friends, boarded a train at Tehran’s Shohada Metro Station. According to witnesses who spoke to The Guardian, the altercation began when a female hijab enforcer confronted Geravand about not wearing a headscarf. The situation escalated quickly.
In a chilling revelation, a former Iranian political prisoner narrated the cold-blooded words whispered to him by a prison guard: “You believe these sentences from the Judiciary hold weight? We don’t concern ourselves with judgments and court rulings.
In the wake of a video that surfaced on social media, showing a state law enforcement officer torturing a Baluch civilian inside Zahedan’s District 13 police station, Iranian netizens expressed immense anger and resentment.The video sparked calls for strong action against the oppressive State Security Forces. Within 24 hours, the armed forces’ judiciary announced the arrest of the errant soldier and the detention of others linked with the police station in Zahedan’s Shirabad district. The IRNA news agency further broadcasted a video where the provincial police chief is seen meeting the victim, seemingly seeking understanding and reconciliation.
The echoes of “Death to Khamenei” alongside recent strikes in Baluchestan cities and the surge in anti-regime activities on September 29 and 30 underlined the depth of these concerns.
As the migration intensifies, governing authorities in Iran seem poised to exploit the vulnerabilities of these unfortunate migrants.The backdrop of this migration is the long-standing instability and conflict in Afghanistan, compelling countless Afghans to seek refuge in neighboring countries, notably Iran.
According to a head nurse from a Tehran state-run hospital, each week witnesses two to three patients absconding post-treatment without settling their bills. Most of these cases emerge from the emergency department, primarily involving injured construction workers and the destitute, some of whom have undergone heart or brain treatments.
