March 2018
Abdolfattah Soltani Temporarily Ends Hunger Strike
Abdolfattah Soltani, a human rights lawyer, has temporarily ended his hunger strike following requests from 3,600 lawyers and activists to pursue his legal rights. He…
Over 19,000 People in Iraq Imprisoned on Charges of Ties to ISIS and Extremist Groups
Over 19,000 individuals are imprisoned in Iraq for alleged ties to ISIS and other extremist groups, with significant concerns regarding justice and the potential for…
Sessions Calls for Broader Use of Death Penalty in Drug Cases
U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions has called for federal prosecutors to seek the death penalty in drug-related cases, following President Trump's push for harsher penalties.…
The 'Zero Waste' Challenge and Heavy Fines for Littering During Nowruz
Iran's Environmental Protection Unit is intensifying fines for littering during Nowruz, with a new 'Zero Waste' challenge encouraging citizens to avoid plastic use. This initiative…
Two Israeli Soldiers Killed in Attack by Palestinian Man
A Palestinian man attacked Israeli soldiers with a vehicle, resulting in the deaths of one officer and one soldier, with two others injured. The attack…
The Iranian Society and the Issue of Gender Change
The article discusses the complexities of gender change in Iran, where surgery is legal despite the criminalization of homosexuality. Activists highlight the stigma faced by…
French Companies That Do Not Eliminate Gender Pay Gap Will Be Fined
French Prime Minister Édouard Philippe announced fines for companies that do not eliminate the gender pay gap, despite existing laws mandating equal pay. Meanwhile, women…