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Iran’s economic collapse stems from corruption, security spending, banking failure, and policies that erode social rights and dignity.

Structural Poverty and the Erosion of Human Rights This report is not about routine economic indicators or ordinary market fluctuations....

Criminalization, Human Harm, and the Legal Case Against Iran’s Digital Repression Part I demonstrated how the ruling regime in Iran...

How the Ruling Regime in Iran Built a System of Enforced Digital Isolation In 2025 and 2026, the ruling regime...

Consolidation of Security Cases in Judicial Process; From Security Narrative to Verdict The first part of this report demonstrated that...

This report is prepared as a continuation of a previous series on the “perpetrators and executors of judicial repression in...

Iran workers face poverty, job insecurity, workplace deaths, criminalized labor protests, and harsh judicial sentences under systemic repression in Iran.

Iran judicial repression extends nationwide; this report documents provincial judges’ roles in executions, unfair trials, and calls for accountability and...

This report examines accountability for judicial repression officials and death sentence judges linked to executions, unfair trials, death sentences, and...

Judiciary in Iran Report No. 6 shows how Iran’s judiciary has functioned for decades as a legal instrument of repression;...