Tag: Ahwazi prisoners

On 25 January, Time magazine reported, citing Iranian government officials and Ministry of Health data, that at least 30,000 protesters were killed and thousands...

  According to recent testimonies from released Ahwazi prisoners, conditions in prisons like Sheiban have significantly deteriorated in recent months. These prisoners describe their facilities...

“They may kill me But they couldn’t kill my thoughts, flowing like a torrent over the years” This article is written in memory of the...

Typically, people whose own freedom and civic and human rights are violated or denied by their rulers can often be seen advocating for other...

 Amidst the heightened attention given by the international community, human rights organisations, and global media to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, the dark clouds of injustice...

  Adnan Gharifi and the Place of Ahwazi Arab Writer in the Other’s Rhetoric  In bidding farewell to celebrated writers, poets, translators, critics, media figures and...

  How Iran Got Away with Ethnic Oppression for a Century by Colonising and Securitising Ahwazis   Introduction   Silence is not mere passivity. People, individually or collectively, are...