The New Face of Democratic Struggle
The struggle for democracy in Iran may take years, even decades.
Why the fall of Iran's "morality police" proved a false dawn
In December news emerged that the regime in Tehran had decided to abolish its notorious morality police. But how much has really changed?
These two Iranian protesters face imminent execution
Mohammad Ghobadlou and Mohammad Boroughani have been moved to solitary confinement 12 miles west of the capital Tehran, which suggests they'll soon be executed.
Soccer player Amir Nasr-Azadani petition to stop execution nearly at goal
Iranian footballer Amir Nasr-Azadani could face execution after he was arrested for taking part in a women's rights protest in Tehran.
Iranian soccer player faces death penalty after protest accusation
Amir Nasr-Azadani was accused of involvement in the death of an Iranian security officer during recent protests for women's rights.
Iran executes first protester since beginning of unrest—report
Mohsen Shekari, a demonstrator convicted of "waging war against God," was put to death on Thursday morning, according to state media.
Iranian protesters sentenced to death could be executed soon, reports
An expert told Newsweek it's possible that Iranian authorities will carry out death sentences and then claim that those executed were agents of foreign powers.
Iran admits morality patrols have decreased, but insists no abolition yet
News comes after comments from Tehran suggested otherwise.
Iran abolishes its morality police after months of mass protests: Report
"Morality police have nothing to do with the judiciary" and have been abolished, Attorney General Mohammad Jafar Montazeri was quoted as saying.
Videos show Iranians celebrating U.S. win in World Cup
Iranians cheered, honked their car horns and shot off fireworks in celebration of their own team's World Cup defeat amid rising political turmoil.
Full list of Iranian protesters facing death sentences by regime
At least 21 protesters are facing "sham trials" in Iran which could see them receive the death penalty, Amnesty has warned.
Iran considered carrying out disruption at World Cup: IDF intel chief
Major General Aharon Haliva reportedly said that the "only thing" stopping Iran from a disruption was concern over how host country Qatar might respond.
'No longer afraid': How Iranian women fight surveillance with sanitary pads
"If they force us to do things like [wearing the] hijab and filter everything for us, we will filter their visibility," one woman in Iran told Newsweek.
Iranian official denies wanting to execute protesters, but seeks "revenge"
Seyyed Nizamuddin Mousavi, spokesman of the Islamic Council's Presidium, refuted reports that officials were pushing for protesters to face the death penalty.
Iranian official brags about women's rights after supporting executions
Zohreh Elahian urged the U.N. to "come see for themselves" the progress Iranian women have made in recent years.
Iranian oppositionists accuse regime of shooting at protesters from mosque
The opposition group shared a brief video showing protesters and bystanders gathered outside the mosque in Iran.
Iran's Ali Daei Speaks Out Against Regime as Protests Reach Fever Pitch
Iran's greatest soccer player, Ali Daei, has spoken out against the regime and said he won't be attending the FIFA World Cup as he stands with the protesters.
Who is Parham Parvari? Iran protester accused of "waging war on God"
Parvari is currently being held in the Evin Prison after being charged on November 9.
Is this the turning point for Iran? Protesters continue to defy regime
Experts agree that, whatever the outcome of the protests, the Islamic Republic "has no future."
Iran may be planning to quickly execute protesters, NGO warns
Protests have erupted in Iran following the death of Mahsa Amini, a woman who died after she was arrested for wearing a hijab authorities considered "improper."
'Death to Khamenei!': Iranians defy regime as protester faces execution
The announcement of the first death penalty issued by Iran's judiciary against a protester has fueled demonstrators' anger instead of making them back down.
America—and the World—Must Stand With Iran's Freedom Revolution
The Biden administration is maintaining its policy of supporting the Iranian regime, even as the mullahs' security forces terrorize the Iranian people.
The Americans held in Iran's notorious Evin prison
"Iran is fully responsible for the safety of our wrongfully detained citizens, who should be released immediately," State Department spokesman Ned Price said.
Latest Sanctions Are Not Enough to Show U.S. Support of Iranian Protesters
It is time to recognize the rights of Iranian people to resist and rebel against brutal suppression.
Iranian state TV hacked as protests rock country, spread in Tehran
Anti-government protests have gripped Iran since the death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini in police custody.
The Iranian Regime Is on Borrowed Time. We Must Not Give It a Lifeline.
The United States must cease negotiations with the Iranian regime on the nuclear deal.
Iranian American Oscar Nominee Cautions Against Any Negotiations With Iran
Tehran-born actress and activist Shohreh Aghdashloo fled Iran before the Islamic Revolution, when she was 25. She sees new hope in the protests today.
Biden Plans to Continue Iran Deal Talks Despite Regime's Brutal Crackdown
Over 40 people have died in protests of the Iranian regime that broke out after 22-year-old Mahsa Amini died in the custody of the country's morality police.
Anonymous Helps Iran Protesters Evade Internet Curbs Amid Social Blackouts
Internet connectivity has dropped significantly in Iran following protests regarding the death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini.
Activist Gets 5-Minute Trial, Sentenced to Prison and 70 Lashes: Husband
"One by one, the Iranian authorities are trying to silence the voices of dissent in Iran, through imprisonment, torture and even death," Hadi Ghaemi said.