This third part examines how Iran’s Revolutionary Courts and security prosecutor’s offices function as the operational core of judicial repression;...
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Read moreDetailsLegal Analysis of New Directives from the Head of the Judiciary, Imminent Executions, and Violations of International Conventions The Doctrine...
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Read moreDetailsLowering the age of participation to 12 constitutes the use of “child soldiers” and a violation of international obligations on...
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Read moreDetailsA detailed report on Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf highlights his role in repression, systemic corruption, and institutional impunity within Iran’s political...
Read moreDetailsStructure, Function, and Role in Systematic Repression The Law Enforcement Command of the ruling regime in Iran (FARAJA), as the...
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