Following Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi's death in a helicopter crash, dissident Saeed Afkari, brother of the executed wrestler Navid Afkari, has publicly shared his joy.
Iranian singer Amir-Hossein Maghsoudlou, known by his stage name Tataloo, has been handed multiple prison sentences after being extradited from Turkey.
Recent data released by Speedtest for April reveals a decline in Iran's mobile internet speed amid deteriorating internet access under the Ebrahim Raisi government.
Iranian police arrested over 260 people at an underground music festival this weekend, branding the event a “satanist gathering”.
Iranian authorities arrested over 260 people, including three Europeans, at what authorities called a "Satanist" gathering near Tehran on Friday, the semi-official Tasnim News Agency reported.
Activists are warning that a Jewish-Iranian man may face execution after an act of self-defense resulted in the death of an Iranian Muslim in the southwestern city of Kermanshah.
Iranian authorities have implemented drone surveillance on Kish Island in the south to enforce the country’s mandatory hijab laws, as shown in a video released by Iranian media.
Amnesty International is warning of the imminent execution of Kurdish Sunni prisoner Kamran Sheikheh, the last survivor of seven men arbitrarily condemned to death, highlighting the continued escalation in the country's execution spree.
As Iranian authorities violently clamp down on women refusing to wear the hijab, the minister of culture appeared to justify the mandate by citing carvings in ancient Persepolis showing women in "appropriate clothing."
Four Nobel Peace Prize laureates condemned the escalating executions in Iran on Wednesday as numbers continue to soar.
Taleghani Hospital in Tehran declared it can no longer accept dialysis patients from Evin Prison, citing contamination of its facilities with bedbugs.
A high-ranking Iranian cleric has claimed Western views of women’s rights are “flawed” urging Iranian women to question the very rights they are fighting for amid an ongoing uprising.
Iran's Minister of Communications, has defended the country's internet policies, which involve restricting access to popular foreign platforms, labeling the policy "acceptable."