October 2016
Iran's Minister of Science: 600,000 University Seats Are Vacant
Iran's Minister of Science reported a significant drop in university applicants this year, leaving 600,000 seats vacant. This situation raises concerns about the effectiveness of…
Mohammad Javad Larijani: The Judiciary Will Not Allow the EU to Establish an Office
Mohammad Javad Larijani, an Iranian judiciary official, rejected the European Parliament's proposal to establish an office in Iran, criticizing it as flawed and an infringement…
Islamic Clemency in the Islamic Republic
The Iranian judiciary's recent remarks on 'Islamic clemency' highlight the lack of fair judicial processes, particularly in the case of human rights activist Narges Mohammadi,…
Launch of International Campaign for the Release of Narges Mohammadi
An international campaign has been launched for the release of Narges Mohammadi, a prominent human rights activist sentenced to 16 years in prison. The campaign…
First Deputy of the Judiciary: Islamic Clemency Has No Meaning Regarding Narges Mohammadi's Sentence
The Iranian Judiciary's First Deputy, Gholamhossein Mohseni Ejei, stated that Islamic clemency does not apply to Narges Mohammadi's case, dismissing parliamentary requests for her sentence…
Members of Parliament Request Overturn of Sentence and Re-examination of Narges Mohammadi's Case
Iranian parliament members have called for the annulment of Narges Mohammadi's 16-year prison sentence, arguing it stifles healthy criticism and harms society. They also highlighted…
Call by the Human Rights Defenders Association for 'Global Solidarity' with Narges Mohammadi
The Human Rights Defenders Association has called for global solidarity with Narges Mohammadi, who is serving a 16-year prison sentence deemed 'unprecedented' by former members…
Disagreement Between Government Employees Court and Tehran Criminal Court in Eisa Saharkhiz Case
There is a disagreement between the Tehran Criminal Court and the Government Employees Court regarding the classification of charges against imprisoned journalist Eisa Saharkhiz. Saharkhiz…
Narges Mohammadi: I Will Not Endure the Unjust 16-Year Prison Sentence
Narges Mohammadi, a prominent human rights activist in Iran, has condemned her 16-year prison sentence as unjust and tyrannical, vowing to continue speaking out against…
Islam and Intervention in Lifestyle; How Are Islam's Permissible and Forbidden Practices Formed?
The article discusses the nature of Islamic rulings regarding lifestyle, focusing on the perspectives of Hojjatoleslam Mohammad Hedayati and sociologist Majid Mohammadi. Hedayati defends the…
Continued Criticism of the Confirmation of Narges Mohammadi's Prison Sentence and the Issuance of 26 Years of Prison Sentences for Five Civil Activists
Narges Mohammadi's prison sentence has been confirmed, drawing criticism from human rights advocates who label it unjust. Additionally, five civil activists have received a total…
Iran Secures Third Place in World Futsal Championship
The Iranian national futsal team won third place in the 2016 World Cup by defeating Portugal in a penalty shootout. This achievement marks Iran's best…
Human Rights Watch: Narges Mohammadi's Prison Sentence is Unjust
Human Rights Watch has condemned the prison sentence of Iranian activist Narges Mohammadi as unjust and called for her immediate release. The European Union and…