Iran holds talks with Germany, Netherlands on judicial cooperation
An Iranian Judiciary official held meetings with the German and Dutch ambassadors to Tehran to talk about the legal and judicial cooperation…
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Iran’s Judiciary opens cases against 6 guards for prison abuse charges
ran’s judiciary has opened cases against six security guards at Tehran’s high-security Evin Prison in connection with viral videos that apparently showed…
Iran’s judiciary summons telecoms minister over failure to filter Instagram
A court in Iran has summoned the country’s telecoms minister to investigate why he failed to filter photo-sharing website Instagram, among other…
Iran upholds death sentence of Ruhollah Zam
Iran said on Tuesday the Islamic Republic Supreme Court had upheld a death sentence against an anti-Iran media figure who was captured…
Iran overturns death sentences of 3 convicts linked to 2019 protests
Iran’s Supreme Court has agreed to retry three men over links to last year’s fuel protests and whose death sentences have been…
Iran pardons 157 prisoners with security charges
Judiciary spokesman Gholamhossein Esmaeili said on Tuesday that the Judiciary pardoned 157 prisoners with security charges for taking part in the riots…
Iran temporarily releases jailed rights lawyer Nasrin Sotoudeh
Iran has temporarily released Nasrin Sotoudeh, an internationally renowned human rights lawyer who was jailed two years ago on spying and propaganda…
Iran frees prominent rights activist Narges Mohammadi
Iran has released prominent rights activist Narges Mohammadi, according to a report by an Iranian news agency, which said her 10-year sentence…
Individuals behind economic corruption have nowhere to flee: Iran Judiciary chief
Iran’s Judiciary chief Ebrahim Raeisi has said that individuals behind money laundering, economic corruption and instability in the country will have nowhere…
Iran Judiciary sentences own high-ranking official to 31 years in jail
Press TV – Iran’s Judiciary has sentenced a high-ranking official in its executive branch to a total of 31 years in prison…