In the town of Qir and Karzin in Firuzabad County, Fars Province, a severe clash broke out between local residents and police forces, resulting in several people being injured. According to reports, the incident began when officers confronted motorcyclists who were performing stunt riding, and during the encounter, they struck two young female motorcyclists with their vehicle. After this happened, the crowd at the scene became angry and began throwing stones at the police for

A group of healthcare staff from Ahvaz University of Medical Sciences gathered in front of the provincial governor’s office in the city and held a protest. The demonstrators, who were demanding an urgent response to their livelihood and employment concerns, chanted: “Enough with the promises, our tables are empty.”

Feizollah Azarnoush was sentenced to fifteen years in prison by Judge Raeesi at Branch 101 of Kohgiluyeh and Boyer-Ahmad Province. At the time of the trial, Mr. Azarnoush was under medical supervision in a hospital due to severe psychological pressure and depression, and he was unable to attend the hearing. This sentence was issued despite repeated warnings about the deterioration of his physical and mental health. Feizollah Azarnoush is the father of the late Pedram Azarnous

In Chaharmahal and Bakhtiari, a striking scene of farmers’ anger and desperation unfolded, farmers who came to the streets louder than ever to say that this situation can no longer continue. The electricity cutoff to water pumps, which is presented these days as an “administrative decision,” means nothing less than the complete halt of life for them. A number of state, social security, healthcare, and telecommunications retirees in Kurdistan held a protest gathering in object

Zartosht Ahmadi Ragheb, a political prisoner held at Karaj Central Prison, was transferred to solitary confinement as a punitive measure. This transfer followed his protest against the restrictions and pressures imposed on political prisoners. According to sources close to his family, Ahmadi Ragheb’s protest was in response to a series of recent actions by prison authorities, including forced outdoor exercise at inappropriate times, repeated phone disconnections, and severe l

A group of Tehran emergency medical staff gathered in front of the central building of the Ministry of Health to protest ongoing professional problems and the continued neglect of officials. The protesters said that over the past several months they have faced intense workload pressure and constant lack of response, while their key demands remain unresolved. A group of steel industry retirees in Isfahan held a protest rally in response to poverty, poor living conditions, and

Kourosh Jalil, a monarchist political activist, was taken to Yasuj Central Prison after being arrested at his home in Yasuj by security forces and transferred to the city’s prosecutor’s office, to begin serving his fifteen-month sentence. This 44-year-old activist had earlier, this year, been sentenced by Branch One of the Yasuj Transformation Court to one year, three months, and one day in prison on the charge of “insulting Khomeini and Khamenei,” and to ten months in prison

Hossein Sepehri, a political activist, was released from prison after posting a bail guarantee. Ali Sepehri, sharing the news on social media, wrote: “However, my sister Fatemeh Sepehri has remained in prison since September 22, 2022, and my brother Mohammad-Hossein Sepehri since September 28, 2023.”

On the sixth anniversary of the state killing of Pouya Bakhtiari, the security agencies of the Islamic Republic prevented Manouchehr Bakhtiari from leaving his place of exile, blocking this grieving father from attending his son’s memorial ceremony. Saba Bakhtiari, sister of Manouchehr Bakhtiari, wrote on X: “Today is the sixth commemoration of Pouya Bakhtiari. The security agencies, just as they have prevented Manouchehr Bakhtiari from attending his son’s memorial for the pa