After 47 years of repression at home and confrontation abroad, Iran’s regime is confronting the political, economic, and social consequences of the system it has built.
There are moments in the life of a political system when accumulated choices cease to be choices and become...
Repeated outages and voltage fluctuations are no longer merely a summer inconvenience. They are damaging household appliances, disrupting businesses and factories, reducing production, and pushing more costs onto an already strained population.
Iran’s electricity...
The collapse of the rial has pushed Iran’s official basic monthly wage to roughly $80, while the cost of a minimum standard of living has soared far beyond workers’ incomes.
The collapse of Iran’s...
From villages receiving drinking water for only two hours a day to muddy tap water in Ahvaz and repeated blackouts in Tehran, Iran’s infrastructure crisis is increasingly becoming a crisis of survival.
For millions of people...
Former political prisoners recount executions, torture, death sentences, and the systematic destruction of an entire generation of political prisoners in Iran’s prisons.
The 1988 massacre of political prisoners remains one of the darkest chapters...
Political prisoners face overcrowding, denial of legal counsel, inadequate medical care, and death sentences, while the regime executes 23 prisoners in just four days.
The Iranian regime is intensifying its campaign of repression against...
As Iran’s internal crises deepen, regime officials increasingly warn about the growing attraction of young people to the PMOI and Resistance Units.
As Iran’s international isolation and deepening internal crises intensify, an increasingly familiar theme is emerging from the regime’s pulpits, media outlets, and official statements: growing concern over the younger generation’s attraction to the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK) and the Resistance Units.
The repeated warnings are significant because they come at a time when economic hardship, political instability, repression, and widespread public anger have created increasingly volatile conditions across Iran.
Regime officials clearly understand that the danger is not simply the existence of an opposition organization. Their concern is...
A new report puts Iran’s monthly livelihood basket at 900 million rials, while the purchasing power of workers’ wages has collapsed, exposing the depth...
From villages receiving drinking water for only two hours a day to muddy tap water in Ahvaz and repeated blackouts in Tehran, Iran’s infrastructure crisis is increasingly becoming a crisis of survival.
For millions...
A senior regime official has acknowledged that billions of tomans circulate through Iran’s VPN market, raising fresh questions about who profits from restrictions imposed on millions of internet users.
The Iranian regime’s system of...
One hundred and twenty years after the Constitutional Revolution, Iran's history tells a consistent story: every generation has risen against absolute rule, rejecting both monarchical and religious dictatorship in pursuit of freedom, national...
Australian lawmakers and human rights advocates condemned Iran’s executions and the 1988 massacre, backed the Iranian people’s democratic aspirations, and endorsed Maryam Rajavi’s Ten-Point Plan.
A high-profile conference at the Australian Parliament brought together...
Former political prisoners recount executions, torture, death sentences, and the systematic destruction of an entire generation of political prisoners in Iran’s prisons.
The 1988 massacre...
After 47 years of repression at home and confrontation abroad, Iran’s regime is confronting the political, economic, and social consequences of the system it...
Resistance Units carried out 60 coordinated acts of protest across Iran, targeting regime propaganda and symbols of repression in response to plans to increase...
Political prisoners face overcrowding, denial of legal counsel, inadequate medical care, and death sentences, while the regime executes 23 prisoners in just four days.
The...
A new report puts Iran’s monthly livelihood basket at 900 million rials, while the purchasing power of workers’ wages has collapsed, exposing the depth...
