Iran

The students of Tehran University gathered on Monday protesting against the Islamic Republic’s compulsory hijab and the behavior of the so-called morality police.

The Iranian judiciary has sentenced an Iranian woman allegedly working for the British Council on charges of “spying for the UK” to 10 years in prison on Monday, without naming the defendant.

Top commander of Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps and head of the Guards’ aerospace division, Amirali Hajizadeh said the presence of the US military forces including Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier in the Gulf is an opportunity for Islamic Republic.

Members of Central Council of Malyer University collectively resigned on Sunday, May 11 to protest against what they call, "illegal interventions of the University Security and Disciplinary Committee, summoning Union members over the content of slogans in support of the students

Following a televised press conference by United States President Donald Trump telling Iran to “call me” a top Iranian commander in the Revolutionary Guard said Friday that Tehran will not have any talks with the US.

Iranian lawmakers are preparing a draft of constitutional change under the name of “The Third Republic,” in a letter to the Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, a Parliament member told media.

Iran Human Rights Organization provides evidences on Tuesday, which prove that the two boys, recently executed in Iran, were under age of 18.

After Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif proposed a prisoner exchange with the United States, Gholam Hossein Esmaili, spokesperson of the judiciary asked Zarif, “to not make proposals without coordination.”

The Iranian government replaced on Sunday Farzaneh Sharafbani, the first ever female CEO of Iran Air, with Tooraj Dehghani Zanganeh, who is on the United States’ sanction list.

Two activists and an Iranian journalist, who have been detained during the International Labour Day protests, reportedly sent to Evin prison for further investigation.<