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Map of Stolen Lives

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United Nations Human Rights Office Website

The OHCHR page on Iran presents how the UN Human Rights Office monitors and reports on the human rights situation in the country. It shows that Iran is covered by the OHCHR and a regional UN human rights training centre focused on promoting human rights protection, education, and technical cooperation. The page includes news, official statements, and reports — such as recent Human Rights Council actions, calls from the High Commissioner urging Iranian authorities to stop violent repression, and updates on investigations and fact-finding efforts related to protests and rights abuses. It also links to UN reports and mechanisms examining issues like freedom of expression, due process, and accountability for violations.

Under Watch: Iran and the Fight for Human Rights

Amnesty International Website

The Amnesty International Iran page gives an urgent overview of the serious human rights crisis in Iran. It highlights Amnesty’s latest research and campaigns on issues like violent crackdowns on protests, restrictions on freedom of expression, internet blackouts, arbitrary arrests, torture, and the widespread use of the death penalty. The site shares reports, urgent actions, news, and calls for global support to defend human rights and demand accountability for abuses.

When Speaking Costs Lives: The Human Rights Crisis in Iran

Human Rights Watch (HRW) Website

The Human Rights Watch Iran country page provides a stark overview of ongoing and severe human rights violations in Iran. It documents how Iranian authorities have cracked down on peaceful dissent, protests, and basic freedoms, targeting women human rights defenders, ethnic and religious minorities, and families of those killed in earlier uprisings. The page highlights an alarming increase in executions, mass killings, repression of protests, arbitrary detentions, unfair trials, persecution of Baha’is and other minorities, and internet blackouts hiding atrocities. It also includes reports, news releases, videos, and calls for accountability for these abuses.

Iran’s Suffering in Silence: A Crisis of Brutality and Impunity

The Guardian Website

This Guardian article examines the disputed death toll from Iran’s recent nationwide protests, where medics, morgue staff and witnesses suggest a vastly higher number of fatalities than official figures indicate. Based on testimony from doctors across multiple provinces and observations of mass burials and bodies being hidden, some estimates put the toll at around or above 30,000 — far exceeding the Iranian government’s reported casualty figures. It also describes efforts by authorities to conceal the scale of the killings amid an ongoing internet blackout during the crackdown on demonstrators.

Iran Protests: Disputed Death Toll and Allegations of Mass Burials

Voices of Iran: Silenced, But Not Forgotten

Honoring Those Killed by the Islamic Republic

This Iran International project presents an interactive map listing the names and details of individuals connected to events of repression and protest in Iran, aiming to document and preserve their stories as a public record.

Martyrs’ Ledger: Lives Silently Slaughtered by the Islamic Republic