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Monthly Archives: July 2022

Peyman Goudarzi Executed for Murder in Boroujerd

iranhr.net – According to Iran Human Rights, a man was executed in Boroujerd Prison on July 11. His identity has been established as 27-year-old Peyman Goudarzi who was sentenced to qisas for murder. An informed source told Iran Human Rights: “Peyman Goudarzi was executed after two years behind bars. He had committed the murder over financial disputes in 2018. The …

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Iran Doesn’t Want Nuclear Deal, British Intelligence Chief Says

voanews – Britain’s intelligence chief said Thursday that he was skeptical that Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei wants to revive a nuclear deal with world powers but that Tehran won’t try to halt talks. Richard Moore, chief of the Secret Intelligence Service, known as MI6, said he still thought that reviving the 2015 Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action was …

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German activist jailed in Iran granted temporary medical leave

alarabiya – A German-Iranian woman jailed for rights activism in Iran has been granted a medical furlough to get treatment for back and neck problems, her daughter told AFP on Friday. Nahid Taghavi, 67, was arrested in October 2020 after fighting for human rights in Iran for years, especially women’s rights and freedom of expression, according to the rights group …

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Iranian Mothers Prevented From Entering Sports Event To Watch Their Children

rferl.org – The mothers of several children who were scheduled to participate in a karate competition in the northeastern Iranian city of Mashhad have been barred from watching the event in person as security officials enforced a government ban on women entering stadiums in the country. Video of a security officer stopping the mothers from entering a sports hall where …

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Iranian Whistle-Blower Sentenced For Revealing Shopping Trip By Speaker’s Family

rferl.org – A whistle-blower has been sentenced to two years in prison and banned from media-related activities after he revealed details of a controversial shopping trip by the family of Iranian parliamentary Speaker Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf. Activist Vahid Ashtari, who published the report on the extravagant shopping spree that triggered sharp criticism since it came at a time when many …

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Ahwazi Arab political prisoner denied medical treatment

iran-hrm – Yunes Al-Sarakhi, a poet and political prisoner in Shiban prison in Ahvaz is in serious health condition after a year of imprisonment. Still, the prison authorities have denied him medical treatment. He has breathing problems and pain in his ribs and chest however prison authorities have denied him medical leave and access to medical treatment. Prisoners in Ward …

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Air Force official expects Iran to resume attacks on US

alarabiya – The top US Air Force general in the Middle East warned on Thursday that Iran-backed militias could resume attacks in the region against the US and its allies as tensions rise — assaults that could lead to a new Mideast escalation. Speaking to journalists before stepping into his new role at al-Udeid Air Base in Qatar, with responsibility …

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Iranian Pensioners Protest Again, Demand Full Hike In Pensions As Promised

rferl.org – Pensioners and retired government employees have again taken to the streets in several cities across Iran shouting anti-government slogans and demanding a full 38 percent increase in their pensions, which was promised by the Supreme Labor Council. The recent wave of protests by pensioners and retirees comes after the government announced on June 6 that it would increase …

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Twenty Indicted For Deadly Building Collapse In Iran

rferl.org – A court in Iran has indicted 20 people for their responsibility in the collapse of a tower building that killed 43 people in May in the southwestern city of Abadan. The collapse of the partially finished 10-story Metropol building on May 23 sparked angry protests in solidarity with the families of the dead and prompted accusations of government …

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