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In recent discourse emanating from the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps’ Intelligence Organization, a contentious spotlight has been cast upon the burgeoning resistance movement within Iran, particularly regarding women's rights.

IRGC Warns Against Maryam Rajavi’s Influence on Iran’s Women-led Revolution

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While Iran grapples with severe domestic and international challenges, the regime has launched a controversial hijab and chastity campaign, igniting fears of heightened suppression and unrest.

Iran’s Leadership Reinvokes Hijab Laws in Face of Growing Internal Dissent

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In a decisive step that redefines American foreign policy towards Iran, the U.S. Senate recently passed a significant foreign aid package, imposing broad sanctions aimed at curbing Iran's involvement in terrorism and violations of human rights.

U.S. Senate Approves Comprehensive Sanctions on Iran, Targets Terrorism and Human...

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Reza Rasaei, 34, a Kurdish compatriot, was arrested by the IRGC’s intelligence agency in December 2022 and subjected to brutal torture to extract forced confessions.

Iran: Call for Urgent Action to Save Reza Rasaei and Habib...

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As the mullahs’ regime desperately continues to ramp up repressive measures, the rebellious youth of Iran are responding by increasing their attacks on the regime’s centers of repression and corruption.

Iran’s youth respond to growing wave of repressive measures

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Over the past two days, Iran has witnessed a wave of protests spanning various regions and encompassing a range of issues.

Protests Sweep Across Iran Over Economic Grievances

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Following Argentina’s request to Interpol for the arrest of a top Iranian official allegedly involved in the bombing of the AMIA center in Buenos Aires, reports indicate that the accused abruptly halted his international trip and returned to Iran.

Interior Minister Ahmad Vahidi Abruptly Returns Amid Fears of Interpol Warrant

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Fatemeh Ziaii, a 67-year-old political prisoner and advocate for the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI), faced a distressing setback on Sunday, April 21.

The plight of Ill Political Prisoner: Fatemeh Ziaii’s Return to Evin

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In a swift response to the fatal shooting of a 20-year-old youth and the alleged indiscriminate gunfire by law enforcement, residents of Bandar Abbas, southern Iran, took to the streets on Tuesday, April 23, congregating outside the regime’s governorate in a show of outrage.

Protest Erupts in Bandar Abbas Following Fatal Shooting by Security Forces

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Iran is witnessing a surge in civil unrest as the regime introduces stringent new measures targeting women and girls, sparking protests and acts of defiance from the nation's youth.

Iran’s Rebellious Youth Challenge Repressive Regime Measures

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