Legal analysis of protest suppression in Iran, 1999–2026; lethal force, mass detention, internet shutdowns, and questions of command responsibility un...
Read moreDetailsIran’s 2025 budget reveals how public oil revenues are redirected toward repression, security forces, digital surveillance, and prisons to suppress...
Read moreDetailsLegal analysis of Iran’s January 2026 crackdown across 220 cities; assessing widespread repression, civilian targeting and state policy indicators. Crimes...
Read moreDetailsThis report documents the pre-judicial phase of repression by the ruling regime in Iran during the Dey 1404 protests (December...
Read moreDetailsAccelerated trials, death sentences, mass arrests of students, children and doctors reveal a systematic post-uprising crackdown by Iran’s ruling regime.
Read moreDetailsBetween the involuntary admissions of Iran’s Forensic Medicine Organization about the targeted killing of protesters and the escalating calls for...
Read moreDetailsThe January 2026 uprising shook the very pillars of power, resulting in a shift in the state’s suppression strategy from...
Read moreDetailsA detailed analysis of the IRGC’s role in mass killings, torture, and coordinated repression during Iran’s January 2026 uprising, for...
Read moreDetailsA Detailed Report on the Suppression of Medical Personnel during the January 2026 Uprising In the course of the January...
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