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Iran

In mid 2010, we joined with others to help save from execution Ebrahim Hamidi, an Iranian teenager falsely accused of homosexual assault and later to stop the hanging of an Iranian Kurdish activist, Habibollah Latifi, who had been scheduled to be executed on 26 December 2010 after an unfair trial.

We have been very effective in drawing world attention to the persecution suffered by Iran’s Sunni Muslims, trade unionists, women, students, gay people, human rights defenders and journalists, and by its Arab, Baluch, Azeri and Kurdish ethnic minorities.

BBC calls LGBTs “faggots” & “abomination”

5 January 20216 January 2021 Peter Tatchell Foundation International, Iran, Media

Persian service is promoting Iranian regime homophobia

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More Ahwazi Arab prisoners tortured in Iran

6 June 20196 June 2019 Peter Tatchell Foundation International, Iran, Special reports

Why are human rights ngos silent? 

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Iran regime prepares to execute two Ahwazi Arabs

23 January 201924 January 2019 Peter Tatchell Foundation Advocacy, Crime, General human rights, International, Iran, Special reports

Activists accused of membership of non-existent group

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Iran’s Arabs hit by ethnic & environmental disaster

22 August 201829 August 2018 Peter Tatchell Foundation International, Iran

Water crisis is the result of racist discrimination by Tehran

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Ecological disaster threatens Arab minority in Iran

13 March 201721 March 2017 Peter Tatchell Foundation International, Iran, Special reports

Triple whammy of new dams, river diversion & industrial pollution

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Iran’s hypocrisy over Saudi executions

6 January 201614 January 2016 Peter Tatchell Foundation International, Iran

Equal guilt on mass killings, barbaric methods & religious persecution

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Arab activists in Iran tortured, raped & hanged

2 December 201522 April 2016 Peter Tatchell Foundation International, Iran, Special reports

Anti-Arab racism & ethnic persecution – for defending Arab culture

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Iran: Tatchell in gay, spy & terror smear

4 August 20152 November 2015 Peter Tatchell Foundation International, Iran

Fabricated claim of links to UK spy agency & Arab terrorists

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Iran nuclear deal ignores human rights abuses

23 July 20152 November 2015 Peter Tatchell Foundation International, Iran

Can Iran be trusted when it frames people on trumped up charges?

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Teens hanged in Iran remembered at London vigil

20 July 20152 November 2015 Peter Tatchell Foundation International, Iran

Stop killing gays! Stop killing kids! End the death penalty!

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