July 2026

The hanging of an Iranian activist exposes a regime at the end of its rope

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The Washington Examiner     |     By Majid Rafizadeh     |     July 24,2026 Iran’s judiciary announced on Wednesday that it had executed 26-year-old Mehdi Khanaki, a law graduate accused of active participation in the nationwide January 2026 uprising and membership in what the authorities described as a “terrorist group.” The regime’s Mizan news agency

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Iran executes man over January protests, judiciary’s news agency says

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By Reuters     l     July 22, 2026 DUBAI, July 22 (Reuters) – Iran executed a man on charges linked to nationwide protests in January, an opposition group ​and the Iranian judiciary’s official Mizan news agency reported ‌on Wednesday. Mizan identified the man as Mehdi Khaneki and said he was executed for “operational actions” that

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U.K. to designate Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps as a terrorist group

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U.K. authorities have linked the IRGC and its proxies to a wave of violent plots on British soil The Washington Post     |     By Greg Miller     |     July 13, 2026 The United Kingdom will declare Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps a terrorist group and place sanctions on the elite paramilitary organization that

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Iran: Lack of international justice six months after January protest massacres risks further atrocity crimes

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AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL       |       8 July 2026 On the six-month anniversary of the January 2026 popular uprising in Iran when security forces carried out mass unlawful killings on an unprecedented scale to crush protests calling for dignity, freedom and an end to the Islamic Republic system, killing thousands of protesters and bystanders between 8-9

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