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Young supporters of the Iranian Resistance took to the stage at a rally in New York on September 22, 2026, to denounce the presence of the Iranian regime's president at the UN General Assembly (opens the original)
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In September, across from the United Nations in New York, supporters of the Iranian Resistance gathered while world leaders met inside. The demonstration was familiar in one sense—flags, portraits of political prisoners, slogans against the clerical regime—but striking in another. Many of those taking microphones, organizing contingents and speaking about Iran’s future were young Iranians raised in Europe or North America, some of whom had never lived in Iran. That fact carries more sociological
Iranian riot police forces equipped with full body armor and protective helmets stand deployed at Azadi Square in Tehran (opens the original)
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Behind Amnesty International’s conclusions about state policy, command structures and criminal responsibility lies an extensive record of what Iranian security forces actually did during the 2022 uprising: firing live ammunition and metal pellets at protesters, beating people to death, obstructing medical treatment, torturing detainees and committing rape and other sexual violence. Amnesty’s Architects of Atrocities investigation gathered information on 377 protesters and bystanders who died in
Street clashes in Iran as protesters set fire barricades amid nationwide unrest.December 3, 2022 (opens the original)
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When security forces opened fire on protesters during Iran’s 2022 uprising, Amnesty International did not stop at identifying the units present on the streets. Its 2026 investigation sought to determine where those units sat inside Iran’s security hierarchy, who exercised authority over them, how orders moved through the system and which officials possessed the power to control their operations. Amnesty’s Architects of Atrocities investigation reconstructs command structures from county and prov
Former French anti-terror judge Marc Trévidic speaks on TV5MONDE’s L’Invité about what he describes as attempts to silence him over the terrorist threat. Source: TV5MONDE/YouTube (opens the original)
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Former magistrate Marc Trévidic revisits the June 2003 raid against the Iranian Resistance and denounces what he describes as the political instrumentalization of anti-terror justice in France’s rapprochement with Tehran. The remarks were delivered on May 4, 2026, during the conference “Justice Facing the Challenge of Terrorism” in Nantes and were broadcast on September 10, 2026, on the program Grand Format on Radio Présence in Toulouse. Marc Trévidic, one of France’s most prominent anti-terrori
A quiet current of daily life moves through the vaulted corridors of an old covered bazaar in Iran (opens the original)
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Iran’s ruling establishment is confronting an increasingly combustible mix of security, political and economic pressure. A major armed confrontation erupted in Saravan in southeastern Iran, while factional warfare in Tehran has escalated to open discussion of removing the regime’s president, Masoud Pezeshkian. At the same time, the free-market dollar has again crossed 238,000 tomans, keeping economic pressure at the center of officials’ calculations. The developments are distinct, but their conv
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