Iran Executes Two MEK Members as War Enters Day 36
Abolhassan Montazer and Vahid Baniamerian hanged after Supreme Court upheld sentences; six members of the opposition group executed in five days.
By WarEcho Correspondent
Articles tagged "Human Rights"
Iran Recruiting Children as Young as 12 for Wartime Security Roles, Reports Say
Reports and eyewitness accounts reveal Iran's IRGC has launched a programme enrolling children aged 12 and above for checkpoint duty and patrols as the US-Israeli air campaign enters its second month.
By WarEcho Team
UN Human Rights Chief Warns of Urban Warfare as Middle East Observes Eid Under Fire
Volker Turk says densely populated areas and energy facilities under attack as 500 schools hit across Iran
By WarEcho Correspondent
Israel Deports 415 Hamas and Islamic Jihad Activists to Lebanon
Mass deportation of Palestinian Islamists to Lebanon triggers international crisis and undermines ongoing peace talks in Washington.
By WarEcho Team
Kashmiri Pandits Flee Valley Amid Rising Violence
Kashmiri Pandits Flee Valley Amid Rising Violence
By Human Rights Desk
Tiananmen Square Protests Reshape Taiwan's China Policy
Pro-democracy protests in Beijing dramatically shift Taiwan's perception of mainland China and reunification prospects
By Susan Liu
Kaohsiung Incident: Democracy Protesters Clash with Police in Taiwan
Human rights rally turns violent as opposition activists confronted by riot police, marking watershed in Taiwan's democratization struggle
By Taiwan Democracy Reporter