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New evidence reveals deliberate desecration and destruction of multiple mass grave sites in Iran
30 April 2018: New evidence including satellite imagery, photo and video analysis show that the Iranian authorities are deliberately destroying suspected or confirmed mass grave sites associated with the 1988 […]
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UN body calls on Iran to shed light on fate of disappeared victims of 1988 massacre
Justice for Iran – 13 November 2017: The UN Working Group on Involuntarily and Enforced Disappearances has urged Iran to tell the truth about the fate of two victims of […]
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A political prisoner made a complaint to the UN to investigate Iran’s 1988 massacre
22 February 2017: A political prisoner at Evin prison serving a 15-year sentence, has urged the UN to question the Islamic Republic on the cases of her brother and sister who […]
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The first ever complaint on the 1988 Massacre submitted to Iran’s judiciary
On Saturday 15th of September 2016, Maryam Akbari Monfared, an Iranian political prisoner serving a 15-year sentence in Evin prison, filed an official complaint requesting an investigation into the executions […]
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Justice for Iran joins the world movement of FIDH
Justice for Iran_ 31 August 2016:Justice for Iran (JFI) is honoured to announce that it has become a member organisation of International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH). JFI’s membership application […]
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Early marriages reach record levels in Iran as government ignores the international community recommendations to reform the law
Justice for Iran (JFI) – 18 May 2015: Despite its earlier promises, the Islamic Republic of Iran has taken no steps towards reforming the law and stopping the increase in early […]
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Human Rights Violator: Saeed Mortazavi
Saeed Mortazavi is one of the most nefarious judges in the Islamic Republic of Iran’s judiciary for his record of violations of human rights. Closure of 120 newspapers and publications and widespread arrests of journalists and newspaper editors are only a fraction of his track record during his eight years as a trial judge in the media court.
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Human Rights Violator:Ali Mohammad Besharati Jahromi
As a founding member of Qanat (aqueduct) group, also known as 15th of Khordad, he spearheaded kidnapping, torture and murder of dissidents around Jahrom prior to the 1979 revolution.
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Human Rights Violator:Mohammad Imani Yamchi
In his capacity as judge at the appeals court, Mohammad Imani Yamchi has demonstrated a pattern of disregard for independence in judgement, by confirming unjust and illegal judgements against civil rights and social activists. More specifically, he routinely has approved all judgements issued in security cases.
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