The grave of Mahsa Amini, the young woman in Iran whose death sparked nationwide protests, has been vandalised, according to the family's lawyer and activists. Mahsa Amini (22) was detained by Iran's morality police for not properly following the dress code.

Iran: Mahsa Amini's grave vandalised, says family lawyer

Iran has executed three people who were part of anti-government protests which erupted last year after the death of a Kurdish woman Mahsa Amini. The execution adds to the series of judicial killings which the government has carried out against those who participated in the protests.

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Three Iranian female journalists who are currently detained received the UN's top award for press freedom on Tuesday evening "for their commitment to truth and accountability.

Iran: Three women journalists jailed after Mahsa Amini’s death win UN’s top press freedom award

Amid soaring inflation in the country, the Iranian parliament on Sunday voted in an impeachment session to remove industry minister Reza Fatemi Amin. Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf announced the results during a session broadcast live on state television.

Iranian industry minister impeached over rising inflation, mismanagement

Iranian regime formed a 'secret' committee last year to keep an eye on celebrities in the country who supported protests that erupted after Mahsa Amini death, reported BBC.

Iran formed secret committee to target celebrities over Amini protests: Report

Iran's police vow to act over headscarf violations in public places, cars and will use smart equipment to identify lawbreakers. The number of women defying the Islamic dress code in Iran has risen since the protest movement triggered by the death of Mahsa Amini.

Iranian regime vows crackdown on people violating Hijab code

A report by Iran International, a Persian-language news channel, said that while the Iranian regime is in the midst of intensifying measures to enforce the hijab law, it is also facing a new wave of protests over chemical attacks on schoolgirls and the country’s economic woes.

WATCH | Protests erupt in Mahsa Amini’s hometown amid rise in school poisoning attacks: Reports

Women in Iran will have to pay a fine of $60,000 in defiance of the country's hijab mandate after a new law to enforce strict dress codes is passed by the parliament.

Six months of protests, no change in Iran?

Six months of protests, no change in Iran? | WION Finprint

Since September, following the custodial death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini who died days after being detained by morality police in Tehran. A growing number of Iranian women are defying the hijab law. But in the latest, Iran’s judiciary chief Gholamhossein Mohseni Ejei has threatened to prosecute women without mercy who appear in public unveiled as women continue to defy Iran's compulsory dress code.

Iranian women to be prosecuted 'without mercy'

Iran's judiciary chief reportedly warned to prosecute women who appear in public without the hijab "without mercy" as more and more women continue to defy the country's mandatory dress code, according to Iranian media cited by Reuters.

Women without hijab to be prosecuted ‘without mercy’, warns Iran’s judiciary chief

The Iranian schoolgirls may have been prone to hysteria and victim of copycat pranks, involving 'stink bombs', in the recent wave of poison-induced sicknesses, affecting thousands, according to the Iranian police.

Psychosis, hysteria and pranks: Iranian police comes out with explanation for schoolgirl poisonings

According to Iran’s official IRNA news agency, over 20,000 people who participated in widespread anti-government protests have been pardoned. This comes months after tens of thousands of people took to the streets across the country in protest following the death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini who passed away after she was detained by authorities for her alleged breach of the dress code.

Iran pardons over 20,000 people who took part in anti-government protests

Iran's Judiciary Chief Gholamhossein Mohseni Ejei said on Monday (March 6) that women violating the Islamic dress code will be punished, reported Iran's official IRNA news agency.

Iran: Women to be punished for violating Islamic dress code, says judiciary chief

The Iranian judiciary is looking to prosecute a woman for 'disrespecting' her headscarf at a public meeting in Tehran. In a video that went viral on multiple social media sites. The woman was seen walking away from stage as she flings her headscarf on the ground.

Iran to prosecute woman for 'insulting' hijab, video of act goes viral

Saturday marked the 44 years of the 1979 Islamic Revolution which led to the foundation of the present Islamic rule in Iran, even as the anti-regime protests continued across the nation, seeking to overthrow the current system.

Iran marks 44th anniversary of 1979 Islamic Revolution amidst anti-regime protests

Iranian filmmaker Mohammad Rasoulof, who won the 2020 Berlin Golden Bear for 'There Is No Evil', has been temporarily released from Tehran’s Evin prison. He was arrested last July for criticising the Iranian government on social media.

Iranian filmmaker Rasoulof temporarily released from prison after 6 months

Using an iron fist to cull dissent, an Iranian court on Monday upheld a two year prison sentence against a well-known female Iranian comedian who dared to criticise the archaic Islamic laws.

Iranian female comedian sentenced to two years in prison for criticising hijab imposition

Authorities in Iran have detained a woman journalist, local media reported on Sunday (February 5). Elnaz Mohammadi, the detained journalist works with a reformist newspaper Hammihan.

Protest-hit Iran detains woman journalist of reformist newspaper, say reports

A couple in their 20s has been sentenced to more than 10 years in jail by an Iranian court for posting a video of themselves dancing in a street. The court convicted them of 'encouraging corruption' and 'public prostitution' under archaic Islamic laws.

Iranian couple dancing in the streets sentenced to over 10 years in prison

An Iranian minister has called for greater tolerance toward women not wearing mandatory hijab, amid months of protests triggered by the death in custody of Mahsa Amini.

WION Fineprint: Iran's cabinet minister speaks out against Hijab rule

An Iranian archer who lost sight in her left eye after being shot by the Iranian authorities has said she has 'no regrets' for taking part in the anti-government protests.

'No regrets', says an Iranian archer shot in the eye for taking part in anti-government protests

Scores of people held an overnight demonstration outside a prison in Iran against the impending execution of two anti-regime protesters. Videos posted on social media showed people chanting slogans in front of Rajai Shahr jail in Karaj city, while the mother of one the men at risk of execution pleaded for clemency outside the jail, reports BBC.

Scores agitate outside Iranian jail ahead of execution of two anti-govt protesters

The Iranian supreme court upheld two death sentences for the killing of a paramilitary during the protests following the death of Mahsa Amini. The court also ordered retrials for three other convicts who were given death sentences for similar offences.

Iran's Supreme Court upholds two death sentences, issues another over protests

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