The Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting (IRIB) recently issued a directive strictly forbidding all domestic networks from screening brutal violence scenes.
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Hossein Ronaghi Maleki severely beaten up and transferred to hospital
Imprisoned blogger Hossein Ronaghi who is suffering from kidney disease and has undergone 2 major operations in the last few months, was transferred to Taleghani hospital with serious injuries sustained after being brutally attacked.
Iran orders censoring of epic Persian love story eight centuries on
Tehran – Iran’s Culture Ministry has ordered the censoring of one of the most famous epic love stories in Persian literature more than eight centuries after it first appeared, the news agency Mehr reported Monday.
14 Female Political Prisoners Who Are Denied Furlough
According to the Bureau of Prison Rules and Regulations, granting furlough is the legal rights of a prisoner. However, the authorities continue to deny many of the political prisoners the furlough that they are entitled to according to law.
Iran reports hottest temperature on the Planet: 70 Celsius
A group has documented temperatures of 70 Celsius (158 degrees of Fahrenheit) in the Gandom Beryan area in Shahdad Desert in Iran’s Southern state of Kerman. Iranian sources claim NASA’s satellite imagery has also documented this temperature but no official attempt has been made by Iranian authorities to register the record. The hilly area […]
Kindergartens Teaching Dance Will be Shut Down
Ahmad Esfandiari, the head of Welfare Department, has said that kindergartens teaching children how to dance will lose their operating permits.
Iranian ambassador to Damascus prepares to leave Syria, sources say
GVF — In a new blow to the Syrian dictatorship, Iran’s ambassador to Damascus has informed his Syrian hosts of his plans to leave the country as criticism of the regime’s use of brute force against protesters grows.
UK riots: Iran media left red-faced over British ‘anti-monarchy uprising’
Pictures portraying riots as anti-royal revolt include images from 2008 Notting Hill Carnival, the miners’ strike and even Chile
Making Film About His Holiness “Muhammad (S)” could help Iranian cinema evolve, U.S. cineaste
Academy Award winning visual effects supervisor and filmmaker Scott E. Anderson has said that the Iranian blockbuster “Muhammad (S)” could aid progress for the palate of the Iranian motion picture industry.
Lawyer and Former MP in Need of Immediate Medical Attention
In an interview with the International Campaign for Human Rights in Iran, Sahandej Sholeh Sadi, wife of university professor, lawyer, and former Member of the Iranian Parliament Ghassem Sholeh Sadi talked about her husband’s new charges and his physical condition in prison.