1988 massacre

In the summer of 1988, over 30,000 political prisoners were brutally executed by the Iranian regime. As the majority of victims were members and supporters ...

With the trial of former Iranian prison official Hamid Noury still ongoing in Stockholm, Iranian expatriates in Sweden have continued their series of public protests ...

I have sent a formal request to Chief Constable Iain Livingstone, officer in command of Police Scotland, to mount a criminal investigation under universal jurisdiction ...

In an official request, a former Scottish MP, along with the families of five political prisoners executed in Iran, called on the country’s police to ...

Thirty-three years after the mass executions of political prisoners in Iran, one of the few survivors of the atrocities has given a chilling eyewitness account ...

Four hundred prominent American Iranian have written to President Joe Biden on September 14 asking him to take a clear stance regarding the human rights ...

The UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres highlighted, in the report on human rights in Iran that he presented to the United Nations General Assembly, the consistent ...

Ebrahim Raisi, a conservative and mid-ranking cleric, was inaugurated as president of the Islamic Republic of Iran on August 5. His election in June was ...

1,000 political prisoners and witnesses of torture in Iran’s prisons took part in a conference, that coincides with the 1988 Massacre’s 33rd anniversary, to demand ...

The Iranian regime has a history of cracking down on its opponents. Incommunicado detentions, arbitrary abductions, summary executions, torture and enforced disappearances are among practices ...