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The execution as a spy of former Iranian deputy defence minister Alireza Akbari who had British as well as Iranian citizenship has been condemned by Britain and France and international human rights organisations. His hanging has sent a message of defiance to Western capitals from Iran's ruling hard-line clerics who have courted condemnation for cracking down on popular

In the 120 days since the protests on 2022, Iran has ruthlessly murdered at least 525 protesters and detained and tortured countless more.

Iran’s protesters have long moved beyond the issue of dress code to demand fundamental freedoms and human rights. Europe must adjust its response in light of the regime’s continued crackdown.

Javad Ruhi, an Iranian protester detained by state security forces last month, has been handed three death sentences by a court on charges his public defender says were laid without evidence.

France is "extremely worried" about the health of a French-Irish citizen held in Iran, the Foreign Ministry said on January 17.

Australians, including the media, need to pay greater attention to the plight of the Iranian community and defend its rights to speak out in opposition against a tyrannical regime.

After over 35 years of service, Major General Ahmad Reza Radan could retire now, but his brutality in muffling dissidents and his unconditional allegiance to Iran's supreme leader assisted him in becoming the country's new police chief.

 

The Iranian regime’s weekend execution of a former senior official accused of spying for Britain is adding fuel to calls for tougher action in Europe.

By Jaime Leon Tehran, Jan 16 (EFE).- Nationwide anti-government demonstrations raging in Iran since Mahsa Amini’s September 16 death in police custody have been quelled after the execution of four Iranian protesters. The “woman, life, freedom” chants are barely heard on the streets, while university students are no longer challenging the authorities. Anti-government graffiti in …