Iranian protests

  • Iranian Feminist May Face Death Penalty for Protesting Compulsory Hijab

    Iranian Feminist May Face Death Penalty for Protesting Compulsory Hijab

    Mozhgan Keshavarz, an Iranian feminist, was arrested in early 2019 along with two other women’s rights activists, Munirah Arabshahi and Yasman Ariani (mother and daughter), for protesting against the compulsory hijab. Before their arrest, these three had published a video on social media giving flowers to women in the metro…

  • Voices of Iranian Educators: Insights on Challenges and Demands

    Voices of Iranian Educators:
    Insights on Challenges and Demands

    Rasool Bodaghi is a teacher and a member of the Union of Iranian Educators. Bodaghi has dedicated his life to improving modern education and ensuring that all Iranian children receive a quality, free, and equal education. In a recent note written from Evin prison, he spoke about the demands of…

  • Iran: A protester was executed

    Iran: A protester was executed

    Five protesters have been sentenced to death in an show-court in Alborz province, which had only three so-called hearings and lasted only six days. Sixteen people were convicted in this show-court, five of whom were sentenced to death, and the remaining eleven were sentenced to long prison terms. Three children…

  • Ongoing general strikes in Iran

    Ongoing general strikes in Iran

    After the murder of Mahsa (Zhina) Amini by the Moral Police in Tehran, Iran is now entering the third month of nationwide protests. Protests that have been accompanied by widespread strikes and so far more than 50 cities in Iran have experienced it. The strikes were started by shopowners and…

  • Arrests, threats, and police violence inflicted on Iranian teachers on 1 May

    Arrests, threats, and police violence inflicted on Iranian teachers on 1 May

    Teachers’ and workers’ organizations in Iran planned large demonstrations for May. The security police crushed the demonstrations with all their might. On the night of May 1, many teachers were under house arrest in their homes, and dozens were arrested.

  • Iran, water crisis and repression

    Iran, water crisis and repression

    There has been a prolonged drought in Iran since the early twentieth century, resulting in the destruction of lakes and wetlands as well as excessive water stress throughout the country. As an example of “human intervention” in water resources, the Iranian drought can be described as a water stress caused…

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