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Niloufar Hamedi and Elaheh Mohammadi were among the first reporters to cover Jina Mahsa Amini's death in September 2022. They were both charged with colluding with the US government among other things last year.

Journalists were freed on bail from Tehrans Evin prison, each required to pay 100 billion rials ($192,307)

According to the state-run Etemad newspaper, the "minimum wage" for 2023, which started with a minimum of 50% inflation, only grew by 20% compared to last year.This trend has led to the real wages

Meanwhile, anger grows over flogging for defying the hijab law, and textile workers are hit with a new wave of layoffs

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2024 began in Iran just as 2023 ended, with a dizzying rate of executions.

Four minutes read Scheduled for March 1, the Iranian regime is set to conduct sham elections for both its parliament and the Assembly of Experts. Due to

Iranian authorities have whipped a woman 74 times for ‘violating public morals’ and fined her for refusing to wear a hijab while walking through Tehran. 

An Iranian woman received 74 lashes for refusing to wear a hijab.

Iran has witnessed significant outrage following the authorities' decision to flog a female activist for not wearing the hijab on Mother's Day, according to human rights activists. The Iranian judiciary sentenced Kurdish activist Roya Heshmati to 74 lashes. The Mizan agency, affiliated with the judicial authority, stated that the law carried out these actions. Iranians expressed their anger, notably as it coincided with Mother's Day in Iran, which fell on January 4th.