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Iran: Lack of international justice six months after January protest massacres risks further atrocity crimes

      AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL      |         8 July 2026 On the six-month anniversary of the January 2026 popular uprising in Iran when security forces carried out mass unlawful killings on an unprecedented scale to crush protests calling for dignity, freedom and an end to the Islamic Republic system, killing thousands of protesters […]

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Iran trying to evict Christians from oldest Protestant church in Tehran — as Islamist regime cracks down

              New York Post     |     By Ronny Reyes      |     July 1, 2026 Iran has threatened to seize Tehran’s historic St. Peter Evangelical Church and evict the 20 families who call the temple their home, according to multiple reports. The move against the church, which has already had part of its property taken

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Iran Conducting Near-daily Prisoner Executions in Secrecy, Say Rights Groups 

 Guardian     |     7 May2026  Families pressured to stay silent, with at least 24 executions reportedly taking place since March amid internet blackout Iran is carrying out near-daily executions of prisoners in secrecy and, in some cases, refusing to hand the bodies of the dead to their families, according to rights groups

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NCRI Provisional Government Wins Backing Beyond 1,000 International Figures

    NCRI     |     by Shamsi Saadati     |     March 20.  2026 A group of former heads of government, ministers, lawmakers, judges, diplomats and public figures has issued a statement backing the Iranian people’s push for a democratic republic and endorsing the National Council of Resistance of Iran’s proposed

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