The “Guidance” police in Shushtar (South), passed a bill citing that all female students studying at Shushtar Azad University must wear chador (a long, black veil covering the whole body from head to foot). The police also determined the type of warnings to be given to students who do not abide.
The 15th Branch of Tehran’s Revolutionary Court sentenced Sarvnaz Ahmadi to 6 years in prison. If the sentence is approved during the appeal stage, Article 134 of the...
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Women tortured in the fight against the Shah’s dictatorship On the eve of the anniversary of Iran’s anti-monarchy Revolution on February 11, 1979, we prepared an episode devoted...
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After receiving 74 lashes, Zahra Teymouri goes home to serve the rest of her sentence After serving four months of imprisonment and receiving 74 lashes, Zahra Teymouri went...
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Shining stars and heroines of the Iranian Resistance February 8th marks the anniversary of a fate-making event in the history of the Iranian people's quest for freedom. On...
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Her name symbolizes dedication for Iranian Resistance: Ashraf Rajavi February 8th marks the anniversary of a fate-making event in the history of the Iranian people's quest for freedom....
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The list of women and girls killed by Iranian security forces during the Iran uprising Women are leading a revolution...
The NCRI Women's Committee urges all human rights defenders, women's rights organizations and advocates to sign this statement to support...
List of executions of women in Iran since 2007 List of women executedDownload Iran regime is the world’s record holder...
Shining stars and heroines of the Iranian Resistance February 8th marks the anniversary of a fate-making event in the history...
At least 3 died, and more than 1075 were injured; security forces clamped down on protests over the government's mismanagement...
Ghazal Ranjkesh: I still haven’t seen the day I “must” see; I know it’s close, very close Many inspiring moments...
We work extensively with Iranian women outside the country and maintain a permanent contact with women inside Iran. The Women’s Committee is actively involved with many women’s rights organizations and NGO’s and the Iranian diaspora.
The committee is a major source of much of the information received from inside Iran with regards to women. Attending UN Human Rights Council meetings and other international or regional conferences on women’s issues and engaging in a relentless battle against the Iranian regime’s misogyny are part of the activities of members and associates of the committee.
