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Urgent Call for a Fact-Finding Committee to Investigate a Prisoner’s Death

Iran Human Rights – According to the reports, Ali Savari, one of the prisoners who were tortured in Shiban Prison on March 25 and 26, passed away.

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Iran’s Categorization of Autism As a “Special Disease” Is a Double-Edged Sword for Persons With Disabilities

CHRI – The Iranian Parliament’s recognition of autism as a “special disease” will have positive and negative consequences for persons living with the disability in Iran according to an Iranian disability rights advocate.

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Imprisoned Iranian Baluchi Rights Activist Not Heard From Weeks After Sudden Transfer

CHRI – The family of imprisoned Baluchi civil rights activist Emadeddin Mollazehi has not heard from him since he was moved on March 14, 2018, from Saravan Prison in Sistan and Baluchistan Province in southeastern Iran to an unknown location.

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IRAN’S TARNISHED GEM

nationalgeographic- Revered by ethnic Azeris as “the turquoise solitaire of Azerbaijan,” Lake Urmia was second only to the Caspian Sea as the largest saltwater lake in the Middle East, a haven for birds and bathers. Since the early 1970s nature and humanity have chipped away at this gem tucked in northwestern Iran, reducing its size by about 80 percent over the past …

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MP Says Supreme Leader’s Office An Epicenter Of Corruption

Radiofarda – Corruption has penetrated Iran’s government structure so deeply that it’s impossible to rein it in using legal procedures, as the most egregious cases of corruption are tied to the Supreme Leader, says Gholamali Jafari Imanabadi, a member of the Majlis, Iran’s parliament.

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