Despite the closure of the main roads leading to the gathering site, the arrival of South Pars contract workers to today’s protest continued slowly but steadily. The workers were supposed to gather in front of the Asaluyeh governor’s office, but due to the blocked routes, the main core of the protest has now formed at Mohammad Rasoolollah Square. According to local sources, security forces, in an effort to prevent the formation of a unified gathering, have not only blocked th

A large group of Telecommunications retirees in Kurdistan held a protest gathering. These retirees, who for months have been protesting structural discrimination, the non-payment of full pensions, the violation of their benefits, and the interference of economic institutions affiliated with the Supreme Leader’s office, loudly expressed their anger and frustration today against the plundering and misappropriation of financial resources. A large group of Telecommunication retir

A group of Social Security retirees in Shush held a protest march and gathered in front of the Social Security Organization building to once again voice their opposition to poor living conditions and officials’ neglect. The protesters chanted slogans such as “Neither the parliament nor the government cares about us,” “Enough with the oppression and injustice, our tables are empty,” and “We will not rest until we get our rights,” demanding immediate action on their accumulated

Khosrow Alikordi, a lawyer, former political prisoner, and human rights advocate from Sabzevar and residing in Mashhad, passed away last night at his workplace due to a sudden cardiac arrest. However, as this news spread, serious ambiguities emerged regarding the circumstances of his death. According to information shared by people close to him, Mr. Alikordi’s friends and associates consider his death “suspicious.” It is said that government forces removed the security camera

A group of victims of the King Money and UtByte cases gathered in protest outside Branch 31 of the Tehran Prosecutor’s Office over the prolonged judicial process. The protesters, who say they have been trapped for years between repeated promises, fruitless meetings, and bureaucratic confusion, stated that their only demands are “transparency, genuine investigation, and the return of their money.”

Reza Mohammadhosseini, a pro-monarchy political prisoner held in Ghezel Hesar Prison, is facing a new court case. A hearing in this case was held in Branch 13 of the Karaj Prosecutor’s Office via video conference, without access to his chosen lawyer. According to a report submitted by the Alborz Province Intelligence Department, the investigator charged him with a new accusation of “propaganda against the system through publishing a statement online.” The investigator issued

Heavy court sentences have been issued for Feyzollah Azarnoush, the justice-seeking father of the late Pedram Azarnoush, and four other pro-monarchy activists in Dehdasht. Reports indicate that these individuals, who were arrested in June and later released on bail, were sentenced to long prison terms by Karim Reisi, judge of Branch 102 of the Dehdasht Criminal Court. According to the verdict, Feyzollah Azarnoush, listed as the primary defendant, was sentenced to 23 years in

Kambiz Teimouri Moghaddam, a Baha’i citizen living in Gorgan, has been arrested by the security forces of the Islamic Republic. During a raid on his home, officers searched the residence and confiscated some of his personal belongings, including electronic devices, books, and documents. At the same time, his workplace was sealed by security forces. The arrest took place at his residence. So far, no information has been provided about his place of detention or legal status. Pe

Abbas Pouriani, Chief Justice of Mazandaran Province, announced that eight administrators of a Telegram channel called “Shekar-e Mozdoor” have been arrested on charges of “participating in forming and running a network to disrupt national security” and “propaganda against the system.” According to the judiciary of the Islamic Republic, they were allegedly operating as part of an “organized network.” So far, no information about the identities of these individuals has been rel