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A 60 year-old Christian woman in Iran has been summoned to begin a six-year prison sentence for promoting “Zionist Christianity” through leading a house-church, Article 18, a London-based group that monitors persecution in Iran, reports.

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Sixty-year-old Christian convert Mina Khajavi has been ordered to commence a six-year prison term in Iran, according to a report that says she was convicted for “acting against national security by promoting ‘Zionist’ Christianity” through her involvement in a house church.

In a disconcerting turn of events, a sixty year old Iranian Christian convert, Mina Khajavi, finds herself on the brink of a six year prison sentence, accused of "acting against national security by promoting 'Zionist' Christianity".

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A court in the Iranian capital Tehran has issued sentences for two detained journalists, Niloufar Hamedi and Elaheh Mohammadi, who were found guilty on three charges after reviewing their cases regarding their involvement in last year's unrest in the country, IRNA reported. According to Iranian Judiciary's press service cited by the IRNA on Sunday, BranchA court in the Iranian capital Tehran has issued sentences for two detained journalists, Niloufar Hamedi and Elaheh Mohammadi, who we...

More than a year after deadly Western-backed riots in Iran, two women masquerading as journalists have been given prison sentences for involvement in subversive activities against the country.

The international community must demand that the Iranian authorities allow the UN Fact-Finding Mission and other independent monitors to enter the country to investigate the circumstances leading to the hospitalization of 16-year-old Armita Garawand, who fell unconscious on a Tehran metro train after reports she was assaulted by an enforcer of Iran’s compulsory veiling laws, and has been in a coma since, said Amnesty International, amid mounting evidence of a cover up by the authorities. In th...

In the wake of the widespread nationwide protests in 2022, notably led by brave women and girls, the Iranian regime has intensified its efforts to enforce stricter dress code regulations.

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