Reports

Chapter One: Explaining the Ideological Educational System and the Roots of the Project Every political system or ideological school of...

Student repression in Iran universities extends beyond disciplinary sanctions. Due process violations, surveillance, educational restrictions, and security prosecutions threaten academic...

Iranian universities are increasingly used as instruments of political control. Students face suspensions, expulsions, surveillance, arrests, and prosecution for activism,...

Court-appointed lawyers in the Islamic Republic act in many political and security cases not as guarantors of the right to...

This report examines how the ruling regime in Iran has transformed social coexistence into political obedience since 1979. May 16,...

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

Iran’s judiciary uses Revolutionary Courts, forced confessions, sham appeals, and secret executions to turn security cases into instruments of repression.

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

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.