
UN votes for continued monitoring of human rights in Iran
In a clear rejection of Iran's claim that the human rights situation in that country has improved, the UN Human Rights Council today extended...
In a clear rejection of Iran's claim that the human rights situation in that country has improved, the UN Human Rights Council today extended...
A high UN official has praised the film "To Light a Candle", a documentary on the persecution of the Baha'is in Iran, as an important effort...
Iran's limited and conditional acceptance of just two out of ten recommendations made by other governments about its ongoing persecution of Baha'is...
Members of minority groups, including Baha'is, continue to face persecution and discrimination in Iran, despite promises by the government to...
Over 1100 people gathered at the Ace Hotel in downtown Los Angeles on Friday, 27 February to honor those Baha'is who have been denied the right...
Education is Not a Crime, a worldwide campaign drawing attention to the constructive response of the Baha'i community to the Iranian government's...
In a statement published on 30 January, Archbishop Desmond Tutu, the South African social rights activist and Nobel Peace Laureate added his...
In a betrayal of justice, authorities in Yemen have indicted Hamed Kamal bin Haydara, a Yemeni national, of being a spy for Israel and converting...
The UN Third Committee today sent a strong signal to Iran, exhorting its government to live up to its international human rights obligations....
Iran's response during a major review of its human rights record today failed to adequately address repeated calls by other governments here...