May 01
Monthly General Assembly Session of the Defense of Human Rights Association in Iran-May 3, 2026
The call for the monthly General Assembly Session of the Defense of Human Rights Association in Iran
Sunday, May 3, 2026 at 15:00
The Defense of Human Rights Association in Iran Respected members and authorities:
With regards,
The monthly General Assembly Session of the Defense of Human Rights Association in Iran will be hold on Sunday, May 3, 2026 at 15:00 to the Central Europe time in the Defense of Human Rights Association in Iran Zoom cyberspace.
Report of Authorities and Examining the Administrative Status of the Defense of Human Rights Association in Iran in April 2026.
Apr 30
The South Germany Representation and the Defense of Environment Committee Special Meeting-April 30, 2026
The South Germany Representation
The Defense of Environment Committee
Speech, Discussion, Question and Answer
Speakers and Topics:
- Forough Azadi: Examining the Palermo Convention on Primary International Treaty Fighting Global Organized Crime, and its Comparison with the Islamic Republic of Iran Constitution
- Alireza Habibi: Watershed Management and its Importance
- Amir Salehi Fashami: Book Introduction: Sociology of Elitist Killing by Ali Rezagholi
Opinion Exchange, Questions, Answer at the end of each Session
- Free Discussion:
Let Us not Forget Our Right (Political and Economic Tensions in the Shadow of War)
Apr 26
Statement 1659 by Defense of Work and Workers Rights Committee on Workers in Iran are Facing a Crisis
Happy International Workers’ Day – May 1
Workers in Iran are facing a crisis
On May 1, International Workers’ Day, during the war , workers in Iran are facing an economic crisis beyond endurance. Rampant inflation has drastically reduced household purchasing power, and the inability to meet basic needs has even endangered their physical health. Access to minimum daily nutrition has become a serious challenge for many. Under such conditions, war has intensified these pressures and pushed workers’ lives to the brink of a humanitarian crisis—where survival has replaced living.
Apr 26
Statement 1660 by Defense of Art and Artist Committee on The Silent Tragedy of Iran’s Cultural Heritage
The Silent Tragedy of Iran’s Cultural Heritage
According to official reports from the Ministry of Cultural Heritage, Tourism, and Handicrafts, from the early hours of April 1 to April 13, 2026, more than 130 historical sites across 18 provinces of the country were damaged due to military attacks by the United States and Israel.
Tehran suffered the highest level of damage, and provinces such as Isfahan, Khuzestan, Fars, and Kermanshah were also affected. Additionally, 65 educational centers and 33 medical facilities were damaged, indicating widespread destruction of the country’s cultural and human infrastructure. UNESCO has expressed concern and emphasized the necessity of protecting cultural heritage as a shared asset of humanity.
