Oh Woe to the Captive Who Has Been Forgotten…/ Katayoun Moghaddam

Over the past three months, following the severe suppression of domestic protests in Iran and then with the outbreak of war in the region, the Islamic Republic government has drastically restricted—and at times effectively cut off—residents’ access to the internet. This disruption is not merely a break in the flow of information; it means living […]...

Cell by Cell of Injustice; War and the Collapse of Prisoners’ Rights/ Behzad Ahmadinia

Prisons and prisoners in Iran have perhaps never had laws or rights; there have been years when the situation was relatively better and the most basic rules were observed, and there have been dark years when Lajevardi and Dr. Ahmadi ruled over the lives and deaths of prisoners and their basic rights. The US and […]...

In memory of the children who died at Minab School; a work by Motaharah Jafari

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Oh Woe to the Captive Who Has Been Forgotten…/ Katayoun Moghaddam

Cell by Cell of Injustice; War and the Collapse of Prisoners’ Rights/ Behzad Ahmadinia

In memory of the children who died at Minab School; a work by Motaharah Jafari