Iranian regime's practices should be curbed by international community Assassinations against the Iranian regime's soldiers and officers are a natural outcome of its authoritarian and repressive policies as well as seizing the people's lives and resources. On Friday evening, a resistance group carried out a military operation against the regime in Ahwaz. The operation, carried out in Ras Al-Mina (Sar Bandar) city in Ahwaz shows the level of popular discontent due to the regime's practi
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Ahwazi rights groups have reported that Iranian authorities have transferred two Ahwazi activists previously sentenced to death to the infamous Evin Prison in Tehran, with activists warning that this means their execution is imminent. The two Ahwazi men, 36-year-old Abdullah Abdullahi [Karamullah Ka’ab], a married father of three from the Shawur district of Susa [ known as Shush in Farsi], and 31-year-old Qassim Beit Abdullah (Kaabi) from the village of Kaab Beit Allawi, were sentenced to death
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Can Ahwazi workers survive Iranian regime's repression through international laws? All international charters and conventions on human rights have guaranteed the right to demonstrate since the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) issued by the United Nations in 1948, which are essential source of legislation. According to Article 20 of UDHR, everyone has the right to freedom of peaceful assembly and association". Article 21 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights
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AHWAZ from August 2018 to the present time The Iranian authorities have severely suppressed the rights of freedom of expression, association and peaceful assembly, as well as freedom of religion and belief, and imprisoned dozens of people who have expressed their opposition to the policy of the Iranian regime. Iranian trials against Ahwazi were systematically unfair. Torture and other ill-treatment were widespread and committed with impunity. Discrimination, persecution and violence based on g
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The Situation of Human Rights in Ahwaz Table of Contents 1. Introduction 2. Civil and Political Rights 3. Economic, Social and Cultural Rights 4. Violations against Women and Girls 5. Land Confiscation and Forced Displacement 6. Environmental Pollution 1. Introduction The Ahwazi territory is located in the eastern coast of Arabian Gulf, starting from the eastern bank of Shatt Al-Arab in the north to Jaghin R
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The extra-judicial arrest of Ahwazi activists by the Iranian security forces constitute a serious and systematic crime of harassing, intimidating and spreading fear among Ahwazi people. This practice cannon be justified under any circumstances, including the state of emergency. This is because the right to freedom and security of individuals is one of the most fundamental rights guaranteed under the international human rights law. The state of Iran is not unique, nor excepted from respecting
More Details The Situation of Human Rights in Ahwaz Table of Contents 1. Introduction 2. Civil and Political Rights 3. Economic, Social and Cultural Rights 4. Violations ag
Rights activists and watchdogs are appealing to the universal conscience to intervene to set the 15-year old detainee Maeda al-Amuri, free. She was arrested by the Iranian authorities and led to unkn
Activists on social media sites circulated a video over the past few days featuring horrendous torture committed by Iranian regime forces against the Ahwazi political prisoners. The gruesome crime c
