In 2024, the Islamic Republic of Iran continues to intensify its repression of fundamental human rights, targeting dissent both within its borders and beyond. Reports from media outlets and relevant organizations highlight the regime’s use of violence, arbitrary detention, and sham trials to silence peaceful protesters, activists, and marginalized communities. Iranian citizens across all segments of society face systematic persecution, including forced displacement, denial of basic freedoms, and suppression of their rights to expression and assembly. These violations are reinforced by a judiciary weaponized to suppress dissent, often resulting in death sentences following grossly unfair trials. This authoritarian control extends internationally, as the regime employs transnational repression to intimidate critics abroad. These groups call for robust global accountability mechanisms to address these abuses and urge the international community to stand in solidarity with Iranian civil society, amplifying the voices of those fighting for justice and freedom.
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