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Global campaign honors them in support of gender equality in Iran, calling for public creative contributions

June 18, 2023 will mark 40 years since the Islamic Republic of Iran carried out a chilling act of oppression:

Central Hall Westminster in London resonated with artistic performances and moving presentations honoring 10 Bahá’í women

The 35th special session of the Human Rights Council addressed the deteriorating situation of human rights in the Islamic Republic of Iran

Iran’s Ministry of Intelligence issued an appalling statement of oppressive hate propaganda against the persecuted Bahá’í religious minority

Government officials, international media outlets and many civil society actors and individuals have rushed to defend the Baha'is of Iran.

Some 200 Iranian government agents destroyed six homes and confiscated over 20 hectares of land belonging to Bahá’ís in Roushankouh.

In a cruel escalation, two days after previous attacks on Baháʼís in Iran, Iranian government and local agents have sealed off Roushankouh.

The United Nations General Assembly has called on the Iranian government to end its discrimination of minorities in Iran.

It’s an annual occasion, a clear reminder of the cruel, targeted discrimination embedded in Iran’s education system.

A new wave of economic strangulation is being unleashed against the Baha’is in Iran, as the Iranian authorities move to confiscate property.

Recent reports indicate that the Iranian government has affirmed its policy to bar members of the Baha’i Faith from attending university.

In recent months, the Iranian government’s decades-long campaign of hate speech against the Bahá’ís in Iran has reached new levels.

For two hours on July 15th, one of the trending issues on Twitter in Canada was a campaign to stop anti-Bahá’í hate propaganda in Iran.

The #StopHatePropaganda campaign calling on Iran’s government to end more than 40 years of government-sponsored hate speech.

Former Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney is among a group of more than 50 high-ranking legal professionals in Canada

Over a hundred government agents raided the shops and homes of tens of Baha'is across Iran.

The recent arrest of Hooshmand Talebi and Mojdeh Eghterafi, an Iranian Baha’i couple, has attracted widespread attention from Canadian media