Parsa’s story is different from a lot of other Iranian Christians who have experienced persecution. For most, the primary source […]
My name is Ali Mostafaei, known as Parsa. I was born in June 1991 in Shahriar, Tehran, to a religious family. When my father found out I had become a Christian, he beat me up and kicked me out of the house.
A second convert serving a long prison sentence for being part of a house-church has been released as part of […]
Article18 today releases its fifth joint annual report on “Rights Violations against Christians in Iran”, with partner organisations CSW, Middle […]
Mojtaba explains the desperation and loneliness of solitary confinement.
Mojtaba recalls his first day in detention, including many hours of interrogation and, when he failed to provide the desired information, his transfer to solitary confinement.
An Iranian convert jailed for “acting against national security by organising house-churches and promoting ‘Zionist’ Christianity” has been “pardoned” after nearly five years in Tehran’s Evin Prison.
“I faced oppression from a very early age,” explains Dabrina Bet-Tamraz, the daughter of Iranian-Assyrian church leaders.
Iranian Christian refugees have been among those affected by the devastating earthquakes in Turkey and Syria.
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