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Human rights violations in the Islamic Republic are not accidental deviations from the law; rather, they are the output of...

Report No. 4 examines how the ruling regime in Iran’s judiciary strips defendants of legal defense, restricts access to counsel,...

Gholam-Hossein Mohseni-Eje'i, as one of the key figures in the judicial and security apparatus of the Islamic Republic, possesses an...

This third part examines how Iran’s Revolutionary Courts and security prosecutor’s offices function as the operational core of judicial repression;...

Chapter Two shows how Iran’s judiciary selects, trains, and controls judges through ideology and clerical dominance, enabling repression.

Media Terrorism and Intimidation in Cyberspace Once again, upon opening social media, we were immediately confronted with new threats from...

Analysis of Iran’s judiciary structure showing centralized control, lack of independence, executions, and systemic human rights violations.

While the world moves toward the abolition of the death penalty, the Islamic Republic of Iran continues to use "execution"...

Analysis of structural discrimination, executions of women, and gender-based repression in Iran, raising concerns under international criminal law.

Analytical Report on the Extrajudicial Killing of 153 Identified Children and Adolescents during the January 2026 Uprising The nationwide uprising...