
“This must stop”
Anti-Bahá’í propaganda intensifies in Iran, evokes global outcry
Government officials and prominent figures raise alarm as a state-sponsored campaign of hate speech and propaganda against Iranian Bahá’ís reaches new levels.

Government officials and prominent figures raise alarm as a state-sponsored campaign of hate speech and propaganda against Iranian Bahá’ís reaches new levels.

Campaign calling for the return of ancestral lands to Bahá’ís in Ivel generates unprecedented global outpouring of solidarity from officials and prominent figures.

Farmers as well as agricultural scientists and policy makers in several countries have joined the growing outcry at Iran’s seizure of lands belonging to Bahá’í farmers.

An extraordinary wave of support from Muslim leaders, government officials, and parliamentarians comes as persecution of Iran’s Bahá’í community intensifies.

Former PM, justice ministers, and Supreme Court judges are among high-ranking legal professionals condemning recent court ruling to confiscate Bahá’í properties.

A committee of the UN General Assembly calls on Iran to observe human rights for all its citizens, including members of the Bahá’í Faith.

BIC calls for the lifting of all charges and safeguarding of the rights of all Baha’is in Yemen.

Iranian authorities target at least 77 individuals across the country in recent weeks despite the present health crisis.

Religiously-motivated ruling upheld against Hamed bin Haydara, who has suffered years of imprisonment and torture.

Baha’is prevented from obtaining identification cards while arrests and attacks against them persist.