Iran Human Rights (IHRNGO) documents and campaigns against human rights abuses in Iran since 2005.
Iran has executed two men on espionage-related charges, including allegations of forced confessions. Rights groups say one had warned cyber websites about cyberattacks rather than spying. The executions come as Iran’s crackdown on protests and heightened tensions with the US-Israel war abroad continue.
Rights groups say Iran has executed dozens of political prisoners amid ongoing conflict and a crackdown on protests. State media cites security actions, while observers warn of due process concerns and broader repression across the country.
From The Guardian and Times of Israel reports, civilians in Iranian port towns face daily bombardments, power cuts, and water shortages as US strikes widen. Residents describe a “new normal” of fear while economic stress and internet blackouts hamper daily life amid ongoing hostilities. The broader picture shows hopes for ceasefire dimming as attacks escalate.