NCRI Women's Committee Monthly Report - April 2016 Download English Version Download French Version Introduction The month of April was marked by the second round of so-called elections ...
Read moreDetailsSahar Panahi, a fifth-term student of literature, learned that she had been deprived of continuing her education when she referred to the website of Payam-Noor University. She was ...
Read moreDetailsAccording to reports published just recently, a considerable number of Baha'i citizens have been sentenced to a total of 193 years behind bars in Gorgan, Minoodasht and Gonbad ...
Read moreDetailsMs. Elham Pakru Miyando-ab, a Baha’i Iranian, studying at Free University in Malard, was expelled from college. She was studying to receive her master’s degree in computer and ...
Read moreDetailsSixteen Baha'iis were arrested on Monday, November 14, 2015, in Tehran, Isfahan and Mashhad. The women among those arrested were: Negar Bagheri, Nava Monjazeb, Helia Moshtaq (Tehran); Parvin ...
Read moreDetailsAzita Rafizadeh and her husband, Payman Koushk-Baghi, have been summoned to serve their prison terms of five and four years, respectively. Their charge is teaching at the Baha'i ...
Read moreDetailsIranian Women under Rouhani NCRI Women's Committee - September 2015 Read Full Report: English Also Visit Introduction Two years have passed since Rouhani took office in Iran. This ...
Read moreDetailsDarsa Gholizadeh, a college student studying construction in Ruzbahan University in the city of Sari (northern Iran), was expelled from school after being summoned by the Ministry of ...
Read moreDetailsSedigheh Moradi and Mahvash Shahriari, two political prisoners held in Evin Prison's women's ward, were sent to a hospital. The two prisoners were sent from Evin Prison to ...
Read moreDetailsIranian security and military forces have prevented the burial of a Bahai woman, 'Baji Mohammadi-Far', in Golestan Javid, the cemetery of Baha'is in Sanandaj, western Iran. The family ...
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We work extensively with Iranian women outside the country and maintain a permanent contact with women inside Iran. The Women’s Committee is actively involved with many women’s rights organizations and NGO’s and the Iranian diaspora.
The committee is a major source of much of the information received from inside Iran with regards to women. Attending UN Human Rights Council meetings and other international or regional conferences on women’s issues and engaging in a relentless battle against the Iranian regime’s misogyny are part of the activities of members and associates of the committee.
