Death Sentence for Arghavan Fallahi in Iran
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Death Sentence for Arghavan Fallahi in Iran

On July 1, 2026, 25-year-old Iranian political prisoner Arghavan Fallahi was sentenced to death by Branch 15 of the Tehran Revolutionary Court, presided over by Judge Abolghasem Salavati. Her sentence follows months of arbitrary detention, prolonged solitary confinement, and reported physical and psychological torture aimed at forcing confessions regarding alleged ties to the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK). Human rights advocates and her family are issuing an urgent international call to action to demand an immediate stay of execution, an annulment of the verdict, and unhindered access to legal counsel and medical care.

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Iranian Woman Arrested In 3 AM Raid, Allegedly Tortured
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Iranian Woman Arrested In 3 AM Raid, Allegedly Tortured

Mojdeh Hashemi Bazargani remains held without trial at Qazvin Central Prison two months after her arrest in Alvand, Iran. According to human rights reports, she faces grave charges—including espionage and insulting the Supreme Leader—and has been subjected to physical abuse and forced confessions broadcast on state media.

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Harsh Judicial Retaliation in the Wake of the 2026 Uprising
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Harsh Judicial Retaliation in the Wake of the 2026 Uprising

Following protests that challenged the core of power in Iran, authorities have retaliated with an aggressive, multi-layered strategy of judicial terror. Discover how systematic repression is targeting political activists, victims of social harms, and religious dissidents, and how female political prisoners are standing firm at the frontline of resistance.

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