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Anniversary of the 1988 Massacre: The Epic of Women Who Said ‘No’ to the Executioners!

The August 2026 report is dedicated to the anniversary of the 1988 massacre, focusing on the women ex...


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The ongoing arrests and heavy sentences remain a primary pillar of the suppression of women, aimed at controlling society during critical times and instilling fear to prevent another uprising. In this context, fresh reports on the situation of 5 detained women reveal details regarding the prolonged detention and heavy sentences handed down by the Revolutionary Court to Leila Abo...

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When an early morning raid struck Camp Ashraf at 5:00 AM on September 1, 2013, the goal of Iran’s clerical regime was to crush the heart of its organized democratic resistance. Among the 52 unarmed PMOI members killed in cold blood were six women leaders. These ...


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Iranian regime authorities flogged two female protesters detained during the January 2026 uprisings before sending them to prison to begin serving their time.

Neda Dedehjani and Setayesh Sarabi, residents of Qorveh in western Iran, were flogged 31 times each, on Saturday, A...


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For many Iranian Women, losing a job or failing to find sustainable employment is not just about being unemployed; it marks the beginning of a cycle of economic insecurity, temporary labor, and physical burnout. In recent years, alongside the worsening cost-of-living crisis, rising inflation, and shrinking stable job opportunities, more Iranian Women have been forced into jobs t...

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