Based on received reports, the Tehran Intelligence Organization of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has announced the arrest of 103 citizens since the beginning of the war. At the same time, it has been reported that 10 more citizens have been arrested in Kashan. Published reports claim that those arrested in Tehran are facing security-related charges, while those in Kashan were detained for chanting slogans in support of parties involved in the war against Iran. It is a

Ongoing internet blackout in Iran enters its 28th day According to reported information, NetBlocks has stated in its latest update that the internet blackout in Iran has entered its 28th day, with Iranian citizens still deprived of open access to international networks after 648 hours. The report says that Iranians have now spent more than half of 2026 under conditions of either complete shutdown or severe restrictions on international internet access.

Based on received reports, Saghar Ghodrat, 25, and Ghazal Ghodrat, 29, two sisters working as laboratory technicians, were arrested on January 9th, 2026, on Hafte-tir Street in Shiraz by security forces. Reports indicate that the two sisters are currently being held in Adelabad Prison, with accounts suggesting they are in poor physical and psychological condition. While arrests of this nature are often carried out without presenting a judicial warrant, formally stating charge

The Greater Tehran Revolutionary Guard Corps (Sarallah Headquarters) has reportedly issued a call titled “Homeland Defenders Warriors for Iran,” aimed at organizing public participation in support of military forces in wartime conditions. According to published information, the plan covers areas including operational, security, logistical support, service provision, and medical assistance. However, what has raised the most concern is the minimum registration age of 12 years f

According to reports, on Thursday, March 19th. Afsaneh Roozbehani, the mother, and Behnoosh Darvishi, the sister of the late Behnam Darvishi, were arrested by security forces while visiting his grave in Nahavand. Reports say they, along with nine others, were detained at the gravesite and transferred to Nushijan Prison in Malayer. There is still no clear information about their health or the conditions of detention. These arrests come as grieving families in Iran continue to

According to reports, Iran’s police say at least 68 citizens have been arrested over sharing images of missile strike locations. The report claims they were detained for filming targeted areas and sending the footage to foreign media, with items such as knives, stun grenades, and electronic equipment allegedly found in their possession. No details have been released about their identities, where or when they were arrested, or their current conditions.

Based on received information, Navid Soltanpour, 43, originally from Kashmar and a resident of Mashhad, was among the protesters of Iran’s national uprising. After a period of living in hiding, he disappeared on March 15th, 2026, and hours later his lifeless body was shown to his family. Reports indicate that he had previously been arrested during the 2009 protests and was subjected to pressure and torture. During the protests of January, he was again present in the streets,

Based on received information, Esmaeil Shokri, the father of Sepehr Shokri, was arrested on Saturday, March 21st, 2026, while visiting his son’s grave at Behesht-e Zahra cemetery in Tehran. Reports indicate that the arrest was carried out by plainclothes agents, who threatened this grieving father with a firearm. Human rights sources have also reported that on March 19th, 2026, agents went to Sepehr Shokri’s grave, where they assaulted those present, including his mother, and

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