Documentary film maker, author and a former political prisoner, Mohammad Nourizad in a message to Hossein Ronaghi Maleki’s father said he is willing to donate one of his kidneys to Hossein.
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Iran to crack down on web censor-beating software
Cyber police aim to block Iran’s Virtual Private Networks, used by 20-30% of the country’s internet users (AFP, Atta Kenare) Iran’s cyber police force is poised to launch a new crackdown on software that lets many Iranians circumvent the regime’s Internet censorship, media reported on Sunday.
Christian Church Closed by Iranian Authorities
Security forces in Iran closed down an Iranian church in the “Jannat-Abad” region in Tehran, Tuesday, reports HRA News website. The measure is in line with rising pressures by the Iranian regime on the Iranian-Christian minority throughout the country.
Syrian solution should involve Iran: Russia
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov says Iran should be part of the international effort to resolve the situation in Syria.
An Interview With IAEA’s Yukiya Amano
Yukiya Amano, director general of the United Nations’ International Atomic Energy Agency, spoke exclusively with The Wall Street Journal in Vienna on Friday following the agency’s talks with Iran. Here are excerpts of the interview:
91 imprisoned journalists, bloggers and human rights reporters (last updated 9 June, 2012)
On December 1, 2011 the Committee to Protect Journalists has published a worldwide prison census for journalists, declaring the Islamic Republic of Iran “as the world’s worst jailer, with 42 journalists behind bars, as authorities kept up a campaign of anti-press intimidation that began after the country’s disputed presidential election more than two years […]
Hunger Striker Mohamad Sedigh Kaboudvand Transferred to Evin Clinic And Banned From Phone Calls
Mohamad Sedigh Kaboudvand, founder of the Kurdistan Defense of Human Rights Organization, who launched a hunger strike 12 days ago, has been transferred to the medical clinic in Evin prison in poor health, and has been banned from phone calls for some days.
Iranian judiciary keeps journalist’s bail money
The Iranian judiciary confiscated Abdolreza Tajik’s bail money of 500,000 toumans after the persecuted journalist left the country.
IAEA Says No Progress In Iran Inspection Talks
The UN nuclear watchdog has said new talks with Iran failed to result in a deal allowing greater access to Tehran’s contested nuclear program.
Revolutionary Guard Takes Over Iranian Church Oversight
Protestant Church Shutdown Sparks Fears of Coming Closure Spree Iranian authorities should allow the Assembly of God church in western Tehran to reopen immediately, and should stop persecuting Persian-language churches, the International Campaign for Human Rights in Iran said today.