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Trump admin's green card review sparks fears of collective punishment

A plan to reassess green cards for nationals from 19 countries including Iran after a DC shooting risks collective punishment, legal experts and members of the affected communities warn, as the move plunges thousands of vetted immigrants into limbo.

Iranian rights lawyer found dead, sparking allegations of state involvement

Rising number of women jailed for financial debt in Iran - rights group

Filmmaker Jafar Panahi vows Iran homecoming despite new prison sentence

UN experts urge Iran to halt execution of child marriage victim

Lawmakers accuse Iran’s judiciary of inaction on hijab enforcement

Iran court fines US $22 billion over Woman, Life, Freedom protests

  • US condemns Iran over arrests at private party, Panahi sentence

    The US State Department’s Persian-language account on X criticized Iranian authorities over the detention of guests at a private birthday gathering in Tehran and the in-absentia sentencing of award-winning filmmaker Jafar Panahi.

    Tuesday, 12/02/2025
  • Iran sentences acclaimed filmmaker to prison term on propaganda charge

    Prominent Iranian filmmaker Jafar Panahi has been sentenced one year in prison for alleged propaganda against the Islamic Republic, his lawyer said on X, as his latest film may be up for an international feature Oscar.

    Monday, 12/01/2025
  • Iranian Islamic body hid official's child rape conviction, source says

    A state body in Iran tasked with purveying Islamic values concealed the conviction of a senior official for raping and sexually assaulting his young daughters, a source in the Islamic Ideology Dissemination Organization (IIDO) told Iran International.

    Monday, 12/01/2025
  • INSIGHT Fewer raids, more bans: Iran exerts control quietly

    Tehran's crackdowns on media persist despite the state’s mounting political and economic troubles, with bans of various forms imposed on those who drifts beyond acceptable bounds.

    Friday, 11/28/2025
  • EU lawmakers urge sanctions over Iran’s persecution of Baha’is

    The European Parliament adopted a resolution on Thursday condemning the systematic persecution of Iran’s Baha’i community and urging EU governments to impose sanctions on officials involved in rights abuses.

    Friday, 11/28/2025
  • Canada says mere IRGC conscription won’t render Iranians inadmissible

    Canada told Iran International on Thursday it does not automatically reject Iranian men’s permanent residency applications solely for compulsory IRGC service, after a conscript said he was ruled inadmissible for his involuntary service.

    Thursday, 11/27/2025
  • EXCLUSIVE Iranian-American mother detained for two months in Tehran, US confirms

    A 70-year-old American-Iranian mother has been detained in Iran for two months, the State Department confirmed to Iran International, with her political dissident son saying the move aimed to silence him.

    Wednesday, 11/26/2025
  • At least 110 women killed in Iran over past year, rights group says

    At least 110 women were killed in Iran between November 2024 and November 2025, a US-based human rights group said in a report marking the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women.

    Monday, 11/24/2025
  • Prisoners report organized drug trafficking network in Iran's jails

    A group of prisoners in Iran alleged that a coordinated network trafficking narcotics and other illicit goods has operated for years across multiple detention facilities, according to a report they released on Sunday.

    Sunday, 11/23/2025
  • Death of political prisoner exposes Islamic Republic’s abuse, US says

    The US State Department called the death of political prisoner Farzad Khoshboresh an example of Islamic Republic abuses, saying that the establishment is suppressing dissent with violence instead of addressing public needs.

    Saturday, 11/22/2025
  • Prominent academic body urges Iran to halt crackdown on scholars

    The Association of Iranian Studies Committee on Academic Freedom on Friday urged top Tehran’s officials to drop charges against five independent scholars, calling it a politically motivated move.

    Friday, 11/21/2025
  • Iranian–American detained upon arrival in Tehran, rights group says

    An Iranian–American woman is being held in incommunicado detention in Tehran after her arrest upon arrival at Imam Khomeini Airport in September, according to Norway-based rights group Hengaw.

    Thursday, 11/20/2025
  • UN committee adopts resolution criticizing Iran rights record

    The UN General Assembly’s Third Committee adopted a resolution on Wednesday condemning Iran’s human rights record, in a move praised by the UN rapporteur on rights on the country.

    Thursday, 11/20/2025
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