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Executions continue in Saudi Arabia, and following the execution of 47 people, including Sheikh Nimr, that took place early in 2016, which was met with...

On 6 March 2015, the Saudi led coalition, alongside the west and other regional Arab nations began its military intervention on the pretext of reinstating...

America’s behaviour and position on human rights issues is full of faults. Its deafening silence towards the human catastrophe in Yemen caused by aggressor...

For all practical purposes. Despite the revelations of massive misconduct by banks and other financial services businesses, criminal investigations are rare,...

Najmeh Khedmati was born in Birjand in 1996, she is the family’s firstborn and has two younger brothers. Her parents are cultural and financially are middle...

It has been three years now since ISIS rose to power in Iraq and Syria.

Empowerment of women is one of the critical debates of the recent years.

From 1979 Iran has faced diverse sanctions which found new dimensions through time.

The Humanitarian catastrophe of Yemen

Unimaginable atrocities have been constantly committed by Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham (ISIS) in Iraq and Syria.

In recent years, especially since 2012 when sanctions became more severe on Iran, humanitarian ...

Economic Sanctions in practice have been proved to be a complex way of politics, which they are claimed to be the “the alternative to war”.

Saudi Arabia keeps up with its weak reputation on Human Rights.

Part Two: Children, the biggest victims of the violence in Syria, Iraq and Yemen

Part One: Violation of the Right to Life

The consequences of violent conflict are profound and far-reaching. Modern technologies of war give armies the capacity to kill scores of people brutally.

Nasrin Moazami is a biologist and a pioneer in biofuel technology. In 1995 she was awarded the Chevalier de I'Ordre des Palmes Académiques for her...

Zahra is a local Mazandarani girl born in 1986.

Maryam was born in May 1977 in Tehran.

Europe’s Response to the Refugee and Migrant Crisis, From Origin to Transit, Reception and Refuge: A Call to Shared Responsibility and Coordinated Action