Green Martyrs

US Treasury designates Tehran Prosecutor, Basij Commander for Human Rights Abuses

The US Departments of the Treasury and State today announced the designation of two Iranian officials, Abbas Jafari Dolatabadi, Tehran Prosecutor General, and Mohammed Reza Naqdi, commander of the IRGC’s Basij Forces, for their roles in human rights abuses in Iran following the June 2009 disputed presidential election.

Amidst regime's campaign of lies

Student Hamed Nour-Mohammadi killed in Sunday protests

According to opposition website Jaras, Hamed Nour-Mohammadi is the latest victim of state-brutality who was killed by security forces during Sunday’s pro-opposition protests in the historic city of Shiraz.

Mashhad student activists Ali Mansouri and Mohammad Hormoz-Zadeh detained

According to student sources, two students from Mashhad’s Ferdowsi University were arrested yesterday.

Crowd free detained protesters in Vanak Square

One protester killed in Hafte Tir, another shot near Parkway Bridge

Protesters in Tehran's Vanak square have captured a van belonging to Iran's security forces and released the detainees held inside the vehicle.

Enghelab Sq turning into focal point for protesters

Tehran's Enghelab Square has turned into a focal point for protesters moving towards central Tehran.

Enghelab Sq turning into focal point for protesters

Tehran's Enghelab Square has turned into a focal point for protesters moving towards central Tehran.

University website hacked: Pictures of green martyrs replace uni homepage

Opposition supporters have hacked the website of Shahroud's Azad University.

Iranian diplomat in Milan resign to protest against regime brutality

An Iranian diplomat at Iran's consulate in Milan has defected from his position as a protest against the brutality of the Iranian regime against Iranian protesters.

Poster for 1 Esfand/20 February: I am here to bear witness

I am here to bear witness.

Despite regime text messages

Mousavi advisor says 20 February demonstrations will go ahead

In a last ditch attempt to reduce turnout in today's pro-opposition protests, Iran's Telecommunication Company has sent text messages to Iranian citizens claiming that the planned demonstrations have been cancelled by the Green Path of Hope. In addition, landline calls between Tehran and outside Iran have been disabled by authorities.