Tag: Ethnic oppression

Abstract This paper sheds light on barriers that have held back Ahwazi women’s empowerment under consecutive Iranian governments. It investigates the factors that have moved...

The shocking mass poisoning of schoolgirls in Iran has caused an unprecedented human rights scandal, generating widespread concern both domestically and internationally. Between November...

  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...

Reports received by Ahwazi human rights groups indicate that an Ahwazi Arab young man, Tariq Khalidi, 27 years old, who worked as a security...

The Iranian regime's Supreme Court upheld the convictions against six Ahwazi men sentenced to death following a grotesque kangaroo trial, with Amnesty International warning...

The Iranian ability to remain in power despite the ongoing uprising within the country can be largely attributed to the lack of a united...

For over forty years, protests against the draconian rule of the Iranian regime have repeatedly risen and been quickly, brutally crushed. However, this time...