Protesters Sentenced to Jail and Flogging; Prison Term Upheld on Appeal Fariba Hosseini, a 37-year-old dentist based in Shiraz, has been sentenced by Branch 1 of the Revolutionary ...
Read moreDetailsGhazal Marzban, a Christian convert imprisoned in Tehran’s Evin Prison, has been sentenced by the Iranian judiciary to six months in prison and 74 lashes for "failure to ...
Read moreDetailsFrom Yogurt Buckets to Flogging: Iran mullahs’ Coordinated Efforts to Enforce the Hijab
Read moreDetailsFarnaz Hosseinzadeh, Narges Hosseini, and Sara Siahpour receive prison sentences Farnaz Hosseinzadeh was sentenced to 4 years, eight months of imprisonment, and 74 lashes by Branch 26 of ...
Read moreDetailsLeila Hosseinzadeh went on a medication strike in Adelabad prison in Shiraz The mullahs’ regime continues to issue sentences for those arrested during the nationwide Iran protests. The ...
Read moreDetailsThe misogynist clerical regime has again sentenced Narges Mohammadi to prison and flogging. The Women’s Committee of the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI) condemns Ms. Mohammadi’s ...
Read moreDetailsThe Tehran Supreme Court rejected the flogging and exile verdict for Salman Khodadadi, accused of raping a young woman, Zahra Navidpour. Following a suit filed by Zahra Navidpour, ...
Read moreDetailsGENEVA (Reuters), March 5, 2018 - Iran has arrested activists and political opponents in a clampdown on freedom of expression as use of torture continues despite promises of ...
Read moreDetailsAnother woman has been sentenced to flogging on baseless charges. A married woman, Susan, has been sentenced to 99 lashes after her husband complained against her. According to ...
Read moreDetailsThe Women’s Committee of the National Council of Resistance of Iran condemns the flogging sentence issued for a young Kurdish female student and calls on the nation’s women ...
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