Iranian Women at Forefront of Top Peace and Human Rights Awards Ceremonies

Mahsa Amini has been awarded the European Union’s Sakharov Prize, while the Nobel Peace Prize and Sydney Peace Prize have gone to Narges Mohammadi and Nazanin Boniadi respectively.

One Year after Mahsa Amini : Armita Garawand in Coma at hands of Hijab Enforcer

According to eyewitnesses, 16-year-old Armita Garawand was violently pushed by a metro hijab enforcer for not wearing the hijab, falling into a coma.

One Year After Mahsa: More Arrests and Harsher Sentences

The Iranian government has arrested family members of killed protestors and passed harsher hijab laws anticipating the one year anniversary of Mahsa (Jina) Amini’s death.

Iran: Forced Televised Confessions of Young Protestor and Father over Iran’s Schoolchildren Poisonings

It has been six months since the start of mass poisonings of students, and the Iranian government has only made a handful of dubious arrests, the most recent, including multiple minors in the city of Lar.

Iran and Saudi Arabia restore relations in China-backed agreement

After almost seven years of no diplomatic relations, Saudi Arabia and Iran foreign ministers met on April 6 to work on how to restore diplomatic relations in a Chinese-brokered agreement.

Girls Poisoned in Schools in Iran

Over 900 schoolchildren, mostly girls, have been poisoned by unknown substances on school grounds in Iran.

Iranian protest anthem wins Grammy

The 65th annual Grammy Awards start off with an award to Iranian protest anthem. First ever Grammy award for Best Song for Social Change goes to dissident Iranian singer.

Women, Life, Freedom — the Iranian government’s deadly response to protests in the country

Protests after Mahsa Amini’s death continue in Iran. Both protesters and supporters have met with violent repression, here’s a runout of the evolution of the movement “Women, Life, Freedom”.

Woman, Life, Freedom — The fight for women’s rights in Iran continues

Protests and strikes persist in Iran despite severe backlash from the government.