IranWire spoke to Moojan Momen, scholar of the Baha’i faith and their status in #Iran, on how the Iranian public regards the recent crackdown, why it is happening and what could be coming next. #Bahaihttps://t.co/vFaRyQdvKh#truth
In the final verdict, published by the judiciary on Wednesday, a judge found the journalist had “published fake news on WhatsApp he had been unable to prove”. #Iranhttps://t.co/9NlZkleJl0#truth
"These crimes are part of a chain of autocratic attempts to eliminate religious minorities and people of diverse beliefs.” https://t.co/p9olTMK5DR#truth#Bahai#Iran
IranWire’s citizen journalists visited a number of drugstores in different Iranian provinces. Based on what they could gather, contraceptives could not be sold to single women without a prescription, and not either accompanied by a man. #Iranhttps://t.co/IQ1It9dy2g
Five years of torment have issued forth from a single source: women having sung in public, an activity the Islamic Republic finds intolerable, and the men having helped them make music videos.
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The often luxury lifestyles that children of high-ranking Iranian officials – sometimes known as “Aghazadehs” – enjoy abroad has long been the subject of media scrutiny in Iran and outside.
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ICYMI — “In the highlands there are risks of runoff, flooding on some roads, rivers and streams bursting their banks, storms and falling trees.” #Tehranhttps://t.co/ALNoto8zLr#truth