December 2016
Several Members of Parliament Address the Long Hunger Strike of Political Prisoners
Members of the Iranian Parliament are advocating for the rights of political prisoners Arash Sadeghi and Ali Shariati, who are on hunger strike. Their situation…
A U.S. State Department Official Calls for the Release of Arash Sadeghi
Arash Sadeghi, a political prisoner in Iran, has been on a hunger strike for 68 days, prompting global concern and calls for his release from…
Continued Hunger Strike of Prisoners; 'Arash is Spitting Blood'
Morteza Moradpour and Amir Amirgholi ended their hunger strikes, but several other political prisoners continue their protests, facing severe health issues. Arash Sadeghi's mother expresses…
Campaign 'Prisoner Rights' for Access to Proper Nutrition, Health, and Medical Facilities
The 'Prisoner Rights' campaign has been launched in Iran to advocate for the rights of prisoners, initiated by Atena Daemi. The campaign emphasizes that all…
Window; Iran's Situation in the Annual Report of Reporters Without Borders
Reporters Without Borders' annual report highlights Iran's status as the fifth largest jailer of journalists globally, with 24 imprisoned. The ongoing hunger strikes of several…
Deteriorating Health Condition of Some Political Prisoners Following Hunger Strike
Several political prisoners in Iran are on a hunger strike, and their health is reportedly worsening. Key figures include Ali Shariati and Arash Sadeghi, who…
Motahari Reiterates: The House Arrest of Mousavi, Rahnavard, and Karroubi is Against the Constitution
Ali Motahari, the Vice President of the Iranian Parliament, reiterated that the house arrest of key opposition figures from the 2009 protests is unconstitutional, emphasizing…
Mahmoud Sadeghi: They Lay in Wait to Arrest Me Like Thieves and Kidnappers
Mahmoud Sadeghi, a Tehran representative, criticized the judiciary for attempting to arrest him, claiming it was politically motivated due to his warnings about the head…