Amnesty International - Two years after an international outcry erupted over her sentence of stoning to death, Sakineh Mohammadi Ashtiani remains imprisoned in north-west Iran apparently still facing a stoning sentence. Her lawyer, Javid Houtan Kiyan, arrested on account of his advocacy for her, remains held as a prisoner of conscience, and is reported to have been sentenced to a lengthy prison term. He is believed to have been tortured during his detention.
Iran: Sakineh Mohammadi Ashtiani’s fate unclear while lawyer Javid Houtan Kiyan languishes in jail
The Growth of the ‘No to Mandatory Hijab’ Campaign
Roozonline - People from Inside and Outside the Country Have Joined
Most Iranian prostitutes suffer from psychiatric disorders
Shahrzadnews - Though the Greater Tehran Police Force claims that there are only about a hundred prostitutes in the city, Iranian health professionals say there are several thousand in the country as a whole, and that the number is increasing rapidly.
Iranians Use Facebook To Say 'No' To Compulsory Hijab
RFE/RL - Women have worn the hijab in Iran for three decades -- some voluntarily, others begrudgingly.
Shabnam Madadzadeh From Evin: To All The Hearts Beating For Humanity Beyond Geographical Boarders
Persianbanoo - Imprisoned student activist Shabnam Madadzadeh has written a letter from Evin prison, expressing concern over the recent transfer of two female political prisoners to the notorious Gharchak prison in Varamin, known for its sub-standards and extremely poor conditions.
Member of Mourning Mothers Iran suffers under intimidation and added prison time
Women News Network - Iran based human rights defender Ms. Mansoureh Behkish, who is well known in the region for her work in fighting against the death penalty as well as being one of the head organizers for the Mourning Mothers, known also as the Mothers of Laleh Park, has now been sentenced on her latest appeal ruling which has added six months in prison to her sentence.
Actors who don't comply with dress code banned from travel, says judiciary
GVF — The spokesman for the Iranian judiciary has announced that Iranian actors who do not fully comply with the dress code for women (hijab) will be barred from leaving the country.
Imprisoned Human Rights Activist Narges Mohamadi Hospitalized In Critical Condition
Persianbanoo - Imprisoned human rights activist Narges Mohamadi was hospitalized in Zanjan on Monday, in critical condition and banned from visit.
Iranian authorities crack down on dress code
Radio Zamaneh - The Ahwaz public prosecutor has announced that women will be sentenced to cash fines or imprisonment if they are seen in public disobeying the Islamic dress code.
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