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Title: Iran’s Ongoing Struggle for Change: Remembering November 2019

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Journalist Saeedeh Shafiei went to Evin Prison on Sunday, November 19, 2023, to start serving her 3 years and six months’ sentence.

Journalist Saeedeh Shafiei goes to Evin to serve her time in...

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In a turn of events, the uprisings of November 2019 and 2022 in Iran have shed light on the pivotal role of women in leading protests against the country's oppressive regime.

Women Lead the Charge: The Story of Iran’s 2019 and 2022...

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On November 13, the Iranian regime’s parliament has taken steps to increase surveillance over its citizens, particularly focusing on their online activities.

Iran Advances Surveillance Program to Monitor Citizens’ Online Activities

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Despite the global reach of the 24-hour news cycle and the omnipresence of social media, the atrocities committed against women in Iran by the state continue to escalate.

The Rising Tide of Violence Against Women in Iran

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The troubling state of 16-year-old Armita Geravand has taken center stage in international media, with varying and often contradicting reports emerging about her health.

Mysterious circumstances surrounding Armita Geravand’s condition ignite int’l concern

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A recent investigation by the Donyaye Eghtesad, released on October 23, has shed light on the dire state of Iranian hospitals grappling with an alarming nurse deficit.

Emergency in Iran’s hospitals: Critical shortage of nurses threatens healthcare

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In a stark blow to freedom of the press, two Iranian journalists, Niloufar Hamedi and Elaheh Mohammadi, who had reported on the death and burial of Mahsa Amini, have been handed hefty prison sentences totaling 25 years.

Two journalists sentenced to 25 years for reporting on Mahsa Amini’s...

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In a surprising decision by Mehdi Tehranchi, the president of Azad University in Iran, 32,000 associate professors have been let go, beginning September 23 of this academic year.

Mass dismissals at Azad University reflect broader political purge in Iran’s...

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Ashraf Os-Sadat Marzieh, born on March 22, 1924, in Tehran, and passing away on October 13, 2010, was not just a singer. She was a force, a symbol of resistance, and a beacon of hope for a nation striving for artistic and gender equality in a rapidly changing landscape.

Marzieh’s legacy of artistry and activism

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