At the “Children in the Crossfire of Aggression” roundtable, Dr. Mansoureh Abolhasani, a faculty member at Ferdowsi University of Mashhad and head of the team of psychologists sent to Minab, identified five groups affected by the terrorist attack on Shajareh Tayyebeh School: the families of the martyrs, children rescued from beneath the rubble, child eyewitnesses, the brothers and sisters of the martyrs, and children who had come to see school as an unsafe place.
Dr. Abolhasani began by
The Judiciary Chief, Hojjatoleslam Mohseni-Eje'i, at a meeting of the "American Human Rights Week" headquarters, condemned American crimes against the Iranian nation, stating that beyond military aggression and economic terrorism, the US specializes in media warfare and distortion of reality. He described exposing US crimes as a strategic necessity and called for greater synergy among relevant institutions.
Eje'i emphasized that the judiciary is pursuing US war crimes in international forums
According to Habilian, early on Sunday morning, First Sergeant Mohammad Hassan Beygi and conscript soldier Martin Ahadi were martyred in a terrorist attack on the Sabadlu checkpoint in Baneh. Four others were wounded in the incident. In response, the provincial police commander has ordered a special investigation to identify those behind the crime.
The Chief Justice of Hormozgan Province stated that 60 sets of remains belonging to student martyrs from Minab, recovered during searches of the school premises and surrounding areas, have not yet been buried and require DNA identification.
According to Habilian, citing Fars News Agency, Mojtaba Qahramani, Chief Justice of Hormozgan Province, said at a press conference that the American crime in Minab would be vigorously pursued through international legal institutions. He emphasized that the
Among the surviving documents of the Mojahedin-e Khalq Organization (MKO), The Commander's Voice is an audio recording of a speech by Mousa Khiabani, one of the organization's senior leaders. Published in March 1986, the document presents the MKO's retrospective account of how the organization transitioned from political activity to armed confrontation in 1981.
In the speech, Khiabani argues that the organization's adoption of armed struggle was not an immediate response to the events of June
The head of the Center for Attorneys, Official Experts, and Family Counselors of the Judiciary announced that a lawsuit has been filed and officially registered on behalf of the families of the Minab victims against the US government. He stated that the lawsuit was filed after powers of attorney were obtained directly from the victims' families.
According to Habilian, citing IRNA, Hassan Abdolianpour said on Sunday, on the occassion of Judiciary Week and while commemorating the late Dr
An aerial photograph by Morteza Akhoundi depicting the funeral procession of 168 victims from Minab won first prize in the International News Photography category.
According to Habilian, citing Rasa News Agency, Iranian photographer Morteza Akhoundi won first place in the News Photography category at the Golden Shot Photography Awards 2026, competing against hundreds of photographers from around the world. The award was presented for his aerial photograph of the funeral and burial ceremony of
According to Habilian, at the commemoration and memorial ceremony for child victims of terror and war titled "They Were Angels," held on the occasion of the International Day of Innocent Children Victims of Aggression in front of the UNICEF building in Tehran, Petar Zapiro, the Deputy Representative of UNICEF in Iran, stated: "On behalf of UNICEF Iran, I extend my deepest condolences and sympathy to the families and communities mourning the loss of their children. No words can fully describe
Habilian Association, on the occasion of the International Day of Innocent Children Victims of Aggression, organized the "Specialized Roundtable: Children in the Fire of Aggression: Field Experiences of Terror Trauma in Children" in cooperation with the Borsa Media Holding and the Faculty of Educational Sciences and Psychology, Ferdowsi University of Mashhad, on June 8.
This roundtable, integrating the three elements of scientific knowledge, lived experience, and media output across two panels
June 13 marks the first anniversary of one of the darkest violations of international law in the region's contemporary history; the military attack by the Israeli regime which in political literature became known as the 12-day war. What distinguishes this event from many military actions is not merely the number of victims—over a thousand Iranians—but the nature of the targeting, the locations of the attacks, and the demographic composition of the victims. In this illegal aggression, a number
Today, the President of the United States once again repeated his and his predecessors' usual tiresome accusations, charging Iran with supporting terrorism. When US officials accuse Iran of "state terrorism," they are, in fact, through a psychological projection, presenting an image of their own decades of violent and illegal conduct to public opinion for judgment. This is the same defensive psychological mechanism of projection that has become a familiar strategy in the foreign policy of
In December 1946, in the land of resilience and honor—the city of Kermanshah—a child was born who was named Ali Mohammad. He was raised in a devout and committed family, but very early in his childhood, he tasted the bitterness of orphanhood, losing his father. Yet this great loss did not break him; on the contrary, it steeled his resolve to build a better future.
Ali Mohammad Majidi endured the hardships of his orphaned years with indescribable perseverance and traversed the path of knowledge
June 3rd (Khordad 3rd), the anniversary of the liberation of Khorramshahr, is not only a reminder of the bravery of the warriors of Islam; it is also testimony to the treachery of groups who, alongside the Ba'athist enemy, stabbed Iran's backlines. The book "Da" (Mother), the memoirs of Seyedeh Zahra Hosseini, presents a rarely seen image of the MKO's collaboration with Saddam during the days of Khorramshahr's occupation.
June 3rd (Khordad 3rd) is not just a golden leaf in the national honor
In the past two decades, terrorism has emerged not only as a security threat but as a fundamental challenge to the foundations of human rights and the international order. This phenomenon, trampling upon the basic rules of humanitarian law, primarily targets defenseless civilians, and among them, children, as the most innocent group, bear the brunt of this organized violence.
Within this global perspective, our homeland, Iran, as one of the countries that has borne the heaviest burden of
When assassination turns a child's brain into a factory for producing fear, salvation lies in a relationship that transmits the message "This place is safe" directly to their nervous system.
According to Habilian, at the specialized conference "Children in the Shadow of Terror" in cooperation with the Faculty of Educational Sciences and Psychology at Ferdowsi University of Mashhad, Dr. Seyed Amir Amin-Yazdi, a faculty member, criticized the mechanical view of the child victim and presented the
The name Carlo Ciccioli first appeared in publicly released reports by the Mojahedin-e Khalq Organization (MEK) on December 29, 2009. As chairman of the Italian Committee of Parliamentarians and Citizens for a Free Iran—a lobbying group established with MEK support—Ciccioli issued a statement criticizing the Iranian government and, while repeating MEK claims and rhetoric, accused Tehran of suppressing protesters.
Exactly two months later, Ciccioli participated in a hearing held jointly by the
On June 7, 1986, an airport on the outskirts of Paris witnessed the takeoff of an aircraft that marked one of the bloodiest and most treacherous chapters in contemporary Iranian history. As Massoud Rajavi, the leader of the terrorist Mojahedin-e-Khalq organization (MKO), also known as the Monafeqin (hypocrites), left France for Iraq, this move was dubbed a "historic flight" in the group's lexicon. In reality, it was the beginning of the final metamorphosis of a group claiming to fight for
The commander of the West Azerbaijan Border Guard has reported the martyrdom of one of its border guards in a clash with terrorist groups.
According to Habilian, the West Azerbaijan Border Guard commander announced that one border guard had been martyred in the engagement with terrorist elements.
The West Azerbaijan Border Guard commander stated: "Third Lieutenant Hossein Rasouli, a border guard with the Chaldoran Border Regiment, was martyred in a clash with the hostile PKK group."
He
At the “Children in the Crossfire of Aggression” roundtable, psychologist and university lecturer Dr. Fatemeh Azarkhordad spoke about her field experience in Zahedan and Chabahar. She stressed that, since 2009, Sistan and Baluchestan has been the scene of organized terrorist violence that has killed children — tragedies that are not confined to the incident in Minab.
Dr. Azarkhordad began by referring to two painful incidents: the attack on the Ali ibn Abi Talib Mosque in Zahedan, which took
Ismail Baghaei, the Foreign Ministry spokesperson, said: Today, more than ever, the world needs to hear the voice of children.
According to Habilian, Ismail Baghaei stated: There are many children around the world who fall victim to war, violence, poverty, deprivation, and injustice, and this is not exclusive to the developing world, just as the Epstein catastrophe occurred in the heart of the developed world, and many similar islands are likely happening right now, away from public opinion.
At the “Children in the Crossfire of Aggression” roundtable, Dr. Mansoureh Abolhasani, a faculty member at Ferdowsi University of Mashhad and head of the team of psychologists sent to Minab, identified five groups affected by the terrorist attack on Shajareh Tayyebeh School: the families of the martyrs, children rescued from beneath the rubble, child eyewitnesses, the brothers and sisters of the martyrs, and children who had come to see school as an unsafe place.
Dr. Abolhasani began by
