
Iran Human Rights Documents 4,219 People Killed in January 2026 Protests
Iran Human Rights documents 4,219 people killed in Iran’s January 2026 protests, including 420 women and 281 children.

Iran Human Rights documents 4,219 people killed in Iran’s January 2026 protests, including 420 women and 281 children.

Resistance Units in Zahedan commemorate Iran’s 2022 uprising, honoring its martyrs and calling for freedom and a democratic republic.

A Paris exhibition highlights Iran’s human rights abuses and calls for an end to executions and to the mullahs’ dictatorship.

Demolition of Gohardasht Prison raises fears of lost evidence from Iran’s 1988 massacre, prompting calls for urgent UN action.

30 NGOs warn the UN that Iran’s escalating executions of political prisoners and protesters pose an urgent atrocity-prevention concern.

Iranian Americans launch a weeklong New York campaign ahead of Sept. 22–23 UN rallies demanding an end to executions and a free Iran.

PMOI supporters in Effretikon honored Iran’s 2022 uprising victims and Navid Afkari while protesting executions and political repression.

Paris exhibit by PMOI/MEK supporters condemns Iran’s executions of political prisoners and protesters.

Amnesty: Iran’s 2022 crackdown was crimes against humanity; 87 officials named for investigation; 377 deaths documented.

Resistance Units carry out anti-regime operations across Iranian cities to commemorate the fourth anniversary of the 2022 uprising.