Five Baha’i women in Mashhad sentenced to five years in prison
Five Baha’i women living in Mashhad were sentenced to a total of five years in prison. The 35th Branch of the Revision Court of Razavi Khorasan Province upheld ...
Read moreDetailsFive Baha’i women living in Mashhad were sentenced to a total of five years in prison. The 35th Branch of the Revision Court of Razavi Khorasan Province upheld ...
Read moreDetailsIn the past month, there have been at least 141 violations of the rights of religious minorities in Iran. A considerable number of violations have been against women. ...
Read moreDetailsThe Iranian regime continues to detain and summon women activists for their political activities and religious beliefs, in a bid to prevent popular uprisings due to the spread ...
Read moreDetailsFemale rights activists are under pressure to make false confessions. There is no information available on the fate of a Kurdish female rights activist who was arrested about ...
Read moreDetailsFemale civil activists and cultural activists participating in a protest in front of the Mashhad court, including Hurriyeh Farajzadeh, Fatemeh Sepehri, and Pouran Nazemi, were arrested along with ...
Read moreDetailsOn Monday, July 8, 2019, four Christian women were arrested in Bushehr on charges of their beliefs by agents of the Ministry of Intelligence. Maryam Fallahi, 35, Marjan ...
Read moreDetailsAfter 12 days from the arrest and transfer of labor activist Parvin Mohammadi on February 4, to the Evin Prison in Tehran, her family and friends have no ...
Read moreDetailsWomen prisoners of conscience Nasrin Sotoudeh and Azita Rafizadeh objected to the restrictions on telephone calls to families for women prisoners in Evin Prison. Since Sunday, January 6, ...
Read moreDetailsSahar Kazemi, a female Kurdish woman from Sanandaj, was transferred to the women’s ward of Sanandaj Prison. Sahar Kazemi was arrested by the Ministry of Intelligence forces at ...
Read moreDetailsA one-year prison sentence was issued for a woman civil activist in Tehran, and two Baha'i women arrested for their beliefs are in an unknown state. Elham Rasouli ...
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