After three years of legal pursuit, Iranian judiciary has issued conviction rulings against several commanders of armed Iranian Kurdish groups stationed in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq, and Interpol has issued red notices for their international pursuit. In an exclusive report, the Kurdistan Human Rights Watch stated that these judicial rulings were issued following direct complaints from families of Kurdish victims, supported by forensic evidence and eyewitness testimonies. Dr. Ali Farahmand
The 39th session of the trial of 104 members of the Mujahedin-e Khalq Organization (MEK) was held in Branch 11 of the Tehran Province Criminal Court. In this session, the plaintiffs' lawyer, Hojjatoleslam al-Muslimin Masoud Maddah, elaborated on the terrorist crimes of the MEK, describing the indiscriminate killing of children, women, men, the elderly, the young, and non-combatant civilians as a part of the group's savage crimes. He emphasized that the criminal titles of "efsad-fil-arz,"
The Secretary-General of the Habilian Association stated that the MKO (Mojahedin-e Khalq Organization) terrorist group, by criticizing the principled stance of Iran and some Arab and Islamic countries, has labeled Iran's opposition to the two-state solution as a "betrayal of Palestine."
According to Habilian, Seyed Mohammad-Javad Hasheminejad, Secretary-General of Habilian Association, in an interview with a political correspondent from Fars News Agency, said: "Following the recent United
The spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Islamic Republic of Iran, referring to the martyrdom of a number of Iranian athletes in the Zionist regime's attacks on Iran, said: Those who support this war crime are accomplices.
According to Habilian, Esmail Baghaei, the ministry spokesperson, wrote on the social media platform X about the crimes of the Zionist regime: “Remember the names of these innocent athletes: Amir Ali, the teenage taekwondo athlete; Mahdi Pouladvand, an
An Albanian media outlet wrote that Albania has reached a strategic stalemate in how to deal with the terrorist organization Mojahedin-e Khalq (MEK/MKO).
According to Habilian, the Albanian media "BIRN" comprehensively addressed the threats posed by the MKO in Albania, stating that Albania is now grappling with security challenges stemming from the activities of the MKO.
Parts of the report, prepared by "Fation Gjinaj" and "Eni Farhati," noted that the MKO is under investigation for
In the 38th session of the trial of 104 members of the Hypocrites group, the plaintiffs' lawyer emphasized the group's cooperation with hostile governments, including the Zionist regime in the 12-Day War, and presented evidence from the group's internal publications and member confessions. He also referred to the group's role in disclosing Iran's nuclear information and assassinating nuclear scientists, and demanded a verdict of "Corruption on Earth" for the organization's leaders.
The
The annual report on terrorism in Iran, covering terrorist incidents that occurred across the country in 2024, has been published.
According to Habilian, the Iran’s Annual report on Terrorism 2024 documents terrorist activities carried out by different groups against Iran and Iranian citizens, both inside the country and abroad, organized chronologically by day and month.
Compiled, researched, and published by the Habilian Association, the report provides detailed accounts of each incident
The Australian government's recent decision to expel the Iranian ambassador from Canberra, based on accusations linking Iran to fires at a Jewish synagogue and restaurant in Sydney, is a provocative move that demands scrutiny. Why has Australia chosen to escalate tensions with Iran at this moment, and who truly benefits from this action?
The context is revealing. On August 19, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu launched a sharp critique against Australian Prime Minister Anthony
The news is not a reflection of reality, but rather a representation of it — a construction of events carried out by journalists under specific production conditions and through various formats. In this sense, communication is significant because it produces meaning, and news is the narrative of an event that involves certain elements.
First, the initial decision to include (or not) certain topics in the media agenda.
Then, the voices — that is, the sources. And finally, the grammars or
The issue of Western double standards in defining terrorism is a complex and highly politicized topic, often reflecting geopolitical interests, historical contexts, and ideological biases. The phenomenon of these double standards is not novel, but has roots in the very formation of Western civilization. The ethnocentrism that overwhelms Western civilization has often justified horrific war crimes as a means of progress in the liberal world.
Scholars highlight that terrorism definitions vary
Israeli state terrorism is not an abstract concept. It manifests in concrete, repeated actions: targeted assassinations, indiscriminate bombardments of civilian areas, destruction of essential infrastructure, and the systematic use of siege and blockades to collectively punish entire populations. Whether it is the bombardment of Gaza, the targeted killing of Iranian scientists and military officials, or the repeated violations of Lebanese sovereignty, Israel has demonstrated a consistent
Before addressing, from the perspective of international law, the crimes of the Zionist regime and the possible solutions and legal remedies at the international level, it is important first to examine how this regime was formed and then consider the legal and international consequences that apply to it.
In the history of international law, the drafting of the 1945 UN Charter marked the beginning of what became known as the era of decolonization—an era shaped through the initiative of the
An international conference on "Israeli State Terrorism" was convened by the Habilian Association, bringing together experts from Iran, Italy, Argentina, and Pakistan to mark Iran's National Day of Fight against Terrorism. The conference provided a platform for a multi-faceted critique of Israeli policies and their international backing.
The event featured analyses on international law, media representation, geopolitical responses, and the prevailing double standards in defining terrorism
In the 37th public session of the trial of 104 members of the Mujahedin-e Khalq Organization (MEK), held on Tuesday, August 18, in Branch 11 of the Tehran Province Criminal Court with a passionate public presence, new dimensions of this terrorist organization's activities and its extensive cooperation with foreign intelligence agencies were revealed. The plaintiffs' lawyers, families of martyrs, and witnesses who had left the organization presented important details.
The plaintiffs' lawyer
Following the visit to Italy by the leader of the Mojahedin-e Khalq (MEK), a designated terrorist organization, and the warm reception she received from several Italian politicians and members of parliament, the Families of Iranian Victim of Terrorism—representing over 23,000 victims of terrorism—have sent an open letter of protest to the country’s judicial authorities as well as the Presidents of the Chamber of Deputies and the Senate.
The full text of the letter is as follows:
Greetings,
We, the
In the 36th session of the trial of 104 members of the Mujahedin-e Khalq Organization (MEK), held on Tuesday, August 4, in Branch 11 of the Tehran Province Criminal Court, new dimensions of this group's cooperation with the Zionist regime during the "12-Day Imposed War" were revealed. Judge Dehghani began by offering condolences to the families of the martyrs of this war, describing the "new form of state terrorism" and emphasizing the need to form a unified judicial front among Islamic
Following the visit of the leader of the MEK (Mujahedin-e-Khalq) terrorist group to Italy and her speech before a group of Italian lawmakers, several Italian media outlets have sharply criticized their country’s politicians for embracing the controversial figure.
According to Habilian, the Italian website Come Don Chisciotte published an article titled “Maryam Rajavi in Rome: In the Heart of Europe, Is Terrorism Being Welcomed?” The piece noted that this visit took place despite the fact that
Less than a month after the announcement of a ceasefire in the Zionist regime's aggression against Iran, the separatist and terrorist group PJAK, which had been inactive in terrorist operations against Iran for about two years, has re-emerged by carrying out several operations in Iran's border regions, leading to the martyrdom of a number of Iranian border guards. The question that arises is: Why has PJAK, after a two-year lull, once again resorted to armed operations against Iran?
Following
In a series of coordinated terrorist attacks in western Iran, three Iranian security personnel were martyred and two others injured following assaults by the PJAK terrorist group in Baneh and Sardasht.
According to local officials, border guards in Baneh County clashed with PJAK militants on the night of July 21 (31 Tir) in the Siranband border region during a routine patrol mission. The clash resulted in the martyrdom of two border guards and injuries to another, who was promptly transferred
A funeral procession has been held for the victims of the Saturday terrorist attack on the provincial judiciary department in the city of Zahedan, the capital of Sistan and Baluchestan Province, southeast Iran.
The funeral was held on Sunday morning for the six people who lost their lives in the attack. Local officials and people from Shia and Sunni groups were in attendance.
Mourners chanted “death to terrorist,” and “death to Israel” as they carried the bodies of the deceased to lay them to
After three years of legal pursuit, Iranian judiciary has issued conviction rulings against several commanders of armed Iranian Kurdish groups stationed in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq, and Interpol has issued red notices for their international pursuit. In an exclusive report, the Kurdistan Human Rights Watch stated that these judicial rulings were issued following direct complaints from families of Kurdish victims, supported by forensic evidence and eyewitness testimonies. Dr. Ali Farahmand
