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Closure of infamous Gohardasht prison: A dark chapter in Iran’s history comes to an end

The notorious Gohardasht Prison in Karaj, historically associated with heinous crimes against humanity including a 1988 massacre, has been officially closed down by the clerical regime in Iran.
The notorious Gohardasht Prison in Karaj, historically associated with heinous crimes against humanity including a 1988 massacre, has been officially closed down by the clerical regime in Iran.

The notorious Gohardasht Prison in Karaj, historically associated with heinous crimes against humanity including a 1988 massacre, has been officially closed down by the clerical regime in Iran.

 

The decision to shut down the prison comes amid ongoing controversies surrounding the facility. According to the Mizan News Agency, affiliated with the Judiciary, as of August 5, all prisoners formerly housed in Gohardasht Prison have been relocated to Qezel-Hesar Prison.

1988 Iran massacre: Unravelling the truth behind an unacknowledged genocide

The legacy of the 1988 massacre in Iran, which resulted in the tragic loss of 30,000 lives, continues to haunt the global conscience.
The legacy of the 1988 massacre in Iran, which resulted in the tragic loss of 30,000 lives, continues to haunt the global conscience.

 

 

Orchestrated months ahead under the strict orders of then-Supreme Leader Ruhollah Khomeini and the highest regime authorities, it remains one of the darkest chapters in human rights violations.

 

Global call for an immediate halt to Iran’s nuclear program at the NPT conference

During the ongoing conference on the Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) in Vienna (July 31-August 11), representatives from various countries voiced grave concerns over Iran’s nuclear program.
During the ongoing conference on the Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) in Vienna (July 31-August 11), representatives from various countries voiced grave concerns over Iran’s nuclear program.

During the ongoing conference on the Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) in Vienna (July 31-August 11), representatives from various countries voiced grave concerns over Iran’s nuclear program.

 

Delegates from nations including France, Italy, Slovakia, Spain, New Zealand, Malta, Poland, Romania, Denmark, the Czech Republic, and Ireland echoed earlier apprehensions, calling for an immediate cessation of Iran’s nuclear pursuits, citing a violation of the NPT.

The Crisis of Compulsory Hijab: The Revival of Iran’s Morality Police

In a recent announcement by State Security Force commander Mohammad Saeed Montazer al-Mahdi, the return of the "morality police," also known as Ershad or the guidance patrols, has been emphasized in Iran.

 

The patrols are tasked with enforcing social norms and have a history of repressive actions against women and individuals who break the regime’s strict moral codes. This resurgence comes after a period of absence following widespread uprisings triggered by the oppressive murder of Mahsa Amini in 2022.

Republican Lawmakers reveal alleged Iranian influence on U.S. religious institutions

Republican representatives in the United States Congress have launched a bold offensive against the perceived Iranian infiltration of religious and cultural centers within the nation.
Republican representatives in the United States Congress have launched a bold offensive against the perceived Iranian infiltration of religious and cultural centers within the nation.
Republican representatives in the United States Congress have launched a bold offensive against the perceived Iranian infiltration of religious and cultural centers within the nation.

 

The U.S. Attorney General, Merrick Garland, and Director of the U.S. National Security and Intelligence Agency, April Haynes, were addressed in a strongly worded letter, detailing these concerns. The letter was obtained and published by Fox News.

Water crisis and social unrest escalate amidst Raisi’s failing policies in Iran

Protests over an acute water shortage erupted in Divandarreh, Iran, on July 31, as angry citizens took to the streets demanding an immediate resolution to the severe water crisis.
Protests over an acute water shortage erupted in Divandarreh, Iran, on July 31, as angry citizens took to the streets demanding an immediate resolution to the severe water crisis.

The city, already grappling with temperatures soaring above 45 degrees Celsius, has been devoid of water supply for several days.

Iran’s entry into the Shanghai Cooperation Organization: Lifeline or empty lifesaver?

Iran's regime has recently secured membership in the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) amid an extensive propaganda campaign spearheaded by Ebrahim Raisi's government.
Iran's regime has recently secured membership in the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) amid an extensive propaganda campaign spearheaded by Ebrahim Raisi's government.
Iran’s regime has recently secured membership in the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) amid an extensive propaganda campaign spearheaded by Ebrahim Raisi’s government.

 

Iran’s regime has recently secured membership in the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) amid an extensive propaganda campaign spearheaded by Ebrahim Raisi’s government.In the face of crippling international sanctions, observers worldwide are now asking whether this development will rescue the nation’s teetering economy or merely provide an empty spectacle.

Lake Urmia at its lowest level in six decades: A critical warning for Iran’s environment

Iran's Lake Urmia, once the vibrant indigo eye of the nation, has reached a dire state, hitting its lowest water level in 60 years, according to a report in the Etemad newspaper on July 22.
Iran’s Lake Urmia, once the vibrant indigo eye of the nation, has reached a dire state, hitting its lowest water level in 60 years, according to a report in the Etemad newspaper on July 22.

 

The lake’s deterioration, a concern since the early 2000s, has significantly intensified, reflecting the country’s environmental predicament.

Global Powers call for transparency and cooperation from Iran at NPT Review Conference

 

At the recently held Conference on the Review of the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT), nations from across the globe voiced their concerns about the Iranian regime’s nuclear activities and criticized its lack of adherence to treaty obligations.

Escalating bread prices in Iran sparks controversy and confusion

The recent surge in bread prices in Iran has ignited a whirlwind of confusion, speculation, and discontent.
The recent surge in bread prices in Iran has ignited a whirlwind of confusion, speculation, and discontent.

 

Despite widespread acknowledgment of the crisis, no government official has assumed responsibility for the unexplained 30-40% price increase in this staple food since July 10.