Five Iranian Christians who were among dozens arrested during coordinated raids on house-churches in three cities last year were summoned on Saturday to give their final defence before a Tehran prosecutor.

My name is Leila Fooladi Helabad and I was born in 1976 in Isfahan. And my name is Abbas Kiani, known as Peyman. I was born in 1975 in Khorramshahr.

Christian prisoner of conscience Nasser Navard Gol-Tapeh has for the second time this year been refused conditional release, or even […]

An Iranian Christian convert now living in Sweden who has helped organise numerous protests over the past year has warned […]

A convert detained incommunicado for almost a month following his arrest by agents of Iran’s Revolutionary Guard Corps has finally […]

Emma’s interrogator said her arrest was part of a major national operation, in which Christians in as many as 23 […]

My name is Azam Safaei, though now I prefer to be called Emma. I was born in 1977, and am originally from Khorasan [northeast Iran].

A new report by a Christian charity in Germany is highly critical of its immigration service for failing to recognise […]

There are concerns over the wellbeing of a convert, whose whereabouts remain unknown more than three weeks after his arrest […]

“Suffocating.” That’s the word Christian convert Alireza Mohammadpour uses to describe his treatment by agents of Iran’s Ministry of Intelligence, […]