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Iran’s Greatest Challenge is Homegrown
By Elodie Sellar | November 6, 2017 The prospect of potential domestic unrest has hit a raw nerve in Iran. Iran has long been ... -
Iran Protesters at United Nations: Yes to Change in Iran, No to Rouhani
09/21/2017 Dr. Majid Rafizadeh, Contributor Today, thousands of Iranians gathered across the UN to present a truly different image of Iran: democratic, peaceful, and humane. Meanwhile, ... -
Senators’ meeting with opposition leader sends the right message to Iran
Kasra Nejat September 2, 2017 Columbia Daily Tribune – Iran, the country I come from, has been at the center of the crises riddling ... -
In Violation of Nuclear Deal, Iran Ships Soldiers to Syria on Commercial Flights
August 24, 2017 The new photographic evidence published by a Washington, D.C., think-tank, which they provided to Congress, shows Iran using its flagship commercial carrier, Iran ... -
Iran vilifies human rights defenders as ‘enemies of the state’
2 August 2017 Amnesty International – Iran’s judicial and security bodies have waged a vicious crackdown against human rights defenders since Hassan Rouhani became ... -
Policymakers Beware: Tehran Takes Hostages to Manipulate
Dr. Majid Sadeghpour July 25, 2017 In recent days, a number of lawmakers have asked the Trump administration to convince Iran to release American citizen Bob ... -
The Ayatollah’s Billion-Dollar Alaskan Bag Man
Did an elderly Korean-American salmon exporter become a money launderer for Iran? By ZACH DORFMAN July 14, 2017 POLITICO – In August 2012, a silver ... -
Former Archbishop Rowan Williams: Religious minorities must be at heart of any Iran deal
6/28/2017 By Iran HRM Former Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams is leading a campaign urging western countries to put religious minorities at the heart of any future ... -
Rouhani Government “Closed Seven Million” Websites in First Term
June 8, 2017 – BY Center for Human Rights in Iran CHRI – A cabinet minister appointed by centrist President Hassan Rouhani has admitted ...
