European technology companies and investors that fail to do risk-based downstream due diligence risk contributing to severe human rights violations committed by repressive regimes, such as in Iran Key takeaways…
tehranJanuary 23, 2023
Joseph Wilde-Ramsing: Multinationals doing business with repressive regimes often find themselves in a minefield of human rights risks. They must therefore tread extremely carefully, if engaging with these states at…
tehranFebruary 17, 2022
‘Mapping Iran's Bloody November Atrocities: Sirjan’ report is the first in a series of reports summarising the findings of Justice for Iran’s investigations into the violations that took place in…
tehranNovember 13, 2020
Justice for Iran has asked the UN Human Rights Committee to urge the Islamic Republic to indicate whether it has conducted, or intends to conduct, investigations concerning the extrajudicial killings…
tehranAugust 17, 2020
State media broadcast more than 860 forced confessions and defamatory content between 2009 and 2019 London, Paris, 25 June 2020: Between 2009 and 2019, Iranian state-owned media broadcast the…
tehranJune 25, 2020
Six months after hundreds of protesters and civilians were killed by unlawful force during the 2019 November protests, the authorities have yet to provide answers for the victims’ families. Instead,…
tehranMay 16, 2020
17 April 2020- “Iranian businesses in Syria risk becoming complicit in the continuation of crimes, such as forced displacement which is recognised as a type of crime against humanity,” Justice for…
tehranApril 17, 2020
This submission is authored by Justice for Iran, on the basis of the organisation's research and investigation into the Iranian authorities' resort to unlawful lethal force, in the context of…
tehranFebruary 28, 2020
Submission to the 34th Session of the United Nation Human Rights Council for the third circle of the Universal Periodic Review of the Islamic Republic of Iran
labadminMarch 27, 2019