The News-PARIS: Iran must end the “forced confessions” of prisoners broadcast on state-owned television, two rights groups said Thursday, arguing it amounted to torture and the perpetrators should risk legal…
tehranJune 27, 2020
The Washington Post- DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — Iranian state television has broadcast the suspected coerced confessions of at least 355 people over the last decade as a means to…
tehranJune 27, 2020
Associated Press News: DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — Iranian state television has broadcast the suspected coerced confessions of at least 355 people over the last decade as a means…
tehranJune 26, 2020
Egypt Independent:DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) —Iranian state television has broadcast the suspected coerced confessions of at least 355 people over the last decade as a means to both suppress…
tehranJune 25, 2020
Haaretz: Iranian state television has broadcast the suspected coerced confessions of at least 355 people over the last decade as a means to both suppress dissent and frighten activists in…
tehranJune 25, 2020
Asharq Al-Awsat: Iranian state television has broadcast the suspected coerced confessions of at least 355 people over the last decade as a means to both suppress dissent and frighten activists…
tehranJune 25, 2020
Radio Farda: A joint report by two rights organizations accuses Iran's state-controlled television of airing the forced confessions of at least 355 individuals between 2009 and 2019 to create fear…
tehranJune 25, 2020
The New York Times: DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — Iranian state television has broadcast the suspected coerced confessions of at least 355 people over the last decade as a means…
tehranJune 25, 2020
Radio Farda: A few days after Azam Jangravi was arrested in Tehran two years ago for removing her head scarf to protest the country’s dress code, a judge told her…
tehranJune 24, 2020