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Iran Human Rights
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Iran Human Rights (IHRNGO)
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Iran Human Rights (IHRNGO) is a Norway-registered international non-governmental organization founded in 2005 and formally registered in Oslo in 2009, dedicated to documenting and advocating against the use of the death penalty in Iran. Its core activity is maintaining an execution database (with records spanning since 2010 covering over 10,876 executions, including 5,356 drug-related executions between 2010 and November 2025), a death row 'InDanger' database cataloguing individuals at imminent risk of execution, and a Human Rights Defenders directory. The organization produces annual reports (18th edition in 2025 co-published with ECPM), thematic reports on women, prisoners, and drug offences, multimedia content through IHR TV (including the weekly 'No More Executions' program), infographics, and political cartoons, distributed via a bilingual English/Farsi website and social media channels. IHRNGO also drives the 'No Death Penalty Tuesdays' grassroots abolitionist movement now active in 56 Iranian prisons.

The organization's business model is non-commercial and donation-funded. Revenue derives from individual donations accepted via PayPal and bank transfer (DNB Norway) and from memberships, used to support civil society empowerment inside Iran and international advocacy work. The go-to-market motion is community-led, relying on a dispersed network of active and supporting members across Iran, the United States, Canada, Japan, and several European countries, supplemented by local supporting sections in Norway and Italy. Customer/member segments are horizontal — civil society, policymakers, journalists, international human rights bodies (including the UN Human Rights Council's Fact-Finding Mission on Iran), and legal organizations such as the American Bar Association, which cited IHRNGO documentation in its 2025 resolution condemning Iran's use of the death penalty. The platform is built on standard web technology (Content Management System-driven site at iranhr.net) with no proprietary AI or software products described; competitive advantage rests on data accumulation, brand credibility built through WCADP steering committee membership, and the scale of its coalition network.

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Iran Human Rights (IHRNGO) is a Norway-registered non-profit founded in 2005 that documents executions, publishes annual reports on the death penalty in Iran, and leads the No Death Penalty Tuesdays movement across 56 prisons, serving civil society, policymakers, and international human rights bodies through donation-funded advocacy.

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human rights advocacy, death penalty documentation, abolitionist movement, civil society empowerment, international human rights reporting
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1Human Rights & Anti-Discrimination Organizations
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2Human Rights Monitoring, Documentation & Advocacy
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3Transitional Justice, Accountability & Reparations
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  • Human Rights Organizations813311
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Human Rights Advocacy
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1Donations and Memberships
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Iran Human Rights operates as a non-profit organization funded through donations and memberships. The organization accepts donations via PayPal and bank transfer (DNB, Norway). Donations are used to empower civil society inside Iran and create awareness about human rights violations, particularly the death penalty.

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Iran Human Rights (IHRNGO) is a non-governmental, non-partisan organization that documents death penalty executions and human rights violations in Iran and advocates for abolition of the death penalty. It operates a bilingual (English/Farsi) website platform publishing news, reports, statements, multimedia content (IHR TV), infographics, cartoons, a Death Row database, and a Human Rights Defenders directory, while coordinating the "No Death Penalty Tuesdays" grassroots movement across Iranian prisons.

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  • At least 1,639 people executed in 2025 - highest number recorded since 1989
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Iran Human Rights operates a comprehensive documentation and advocacy platform focused on monitoring the death penalty and human rights violations in Iran. The platform consists of a primary news website with bilingual support (English and Farsi), featuring multiple interconnected modules including news articles and reports, multimedia content (IHR TV with weekly 'No More Executions' program), infographics, political cartoons, a death row database documenting individuals at imminent risk of execution, a human rights defenders directory, and publications on political transition. The organization also runs the 'No Death Penalty Tuesdays' grassroots abolitionist movement across Iranian prisons. The platform serves as the main body of IHRNGO, an international human rights organization based in Oslo, Norway, with members supporting the work in Iran, USA, Canada, Japan, and several European countries.

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1Iran Human Rights Documentation and Advocacy Platform
CategoryAdvocacy Platform
Description

Bilingual (English/Farsi) online platform publishing news articles, reports, statements, and advocacy content covering death penalty and human rights violations in Iran, aimed at general public, civil society, journalists, policymakers, and international bodies.

2Annual and Special Reports
CategoryResearch Publication
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Comprehensive annual and thematic publications documenting death penalty trends, drug-related executions, women's executions, juvenile executions, and conditions in Iranian prisons, co-published with ECPM and cited by UN bodies.

3IHR TV
CategoryMultimedia Broadcasting
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Multimedia video platform delivering weekly advocacy programming on death penalty and human rights issues in Iran, including the 'No More Executions' program and coverage of international events such as the World Congress Against Death Penalty.

4Death Row Database (InDanger)
CategoryAdvocacy Database
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Database profiling individuals on death row or at imminent risk of execution in Iran, categorized by charge type (protesters, political prisoners, drug offenders, juvenile offenders) to enable international advocacy and urgent intervention.

5Human Rights Defenders Directory
CategoryAdvocacy Database
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Online directory profiling Iranian human rights defenders — activists, journalists, lawyers, artists, and families of victims — documenting their legal status, ongoing cases, and human rights work to support international advocacy efforts.

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19th World Congress Against Death Penalty
Strategic tierMajorTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-07-01
Description

IHRNGO Director Mahmood Amiry-Moghaddam spoke at roundtable 'The War on Drugs and Death Penalty: A Stumbling Block' at the 9th World Congress Against Death Penalty.

iranhr.net
Strategic tierMajorTypeGTM or Marketing PartnerAnnounced on2026-06-27
Description

IHRCoalition statement: Human Rights Must Be at the Centre of Any Engagement with the Islamic Republic of Iran. Multi-organization coalition for coordinated advocacy on Iran human rights.

365 Organizations Coalition (UNODC/CND Action)
Strategic tierMajorTypeGTM or Marketing PartnerAnnounced on2026-06-26
Description

Coalition of 65 organizations urging UNODC and CND to take urgent action against death penalty for drug offences, issued on World Drug Day.

iranhr.net
484 Groups Coalition (Afghan Nationals)
Strategic tierMajorTypeGTM or Marketing PartnerAnnounced on2025-06-04
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Coalition of 84 groups calling for action to stop execution of Afghan nationals in Iran.

iranhr.net
585 Baloch Prisoners Coalition
Strategic tierMajorTypeGTM or Marketing PartnerAnnounced on2025-04-18
Description

Human rights organizations urge immediate action to stop imminent execution of 85 Baloch prisoners in Iran.

iranhr.net
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2025-04-13
Description

ECPM co-publishes annual reports on the death penalty in Iran with IHRNGO. The collaboration includes the 2025 Annual Report (18th edition), 2024 Annual Report (17th edition), and thematic reports. ECPM supports elaboration, editing, publication and distribution of reports in framework of international advocacy work.

742 NGOs Joint Letter
Strategic tierMajorTypeGTM or Marketing PartnerAnnounced on2025-03-18
Description

Joint letter by 42 human rights NGOs calling for renewal of the Special Rapporteur Mandate on Iran.

iranhr.net
868 Organizations - No Death Penalty Tuesdays
Strategic tierMajorTypeGTM or Marketing PartnerAnnounced on2024-08-27
Description

68 organizations declared support for No Death Penalty Tuesdays abolitionist movement in Iran.

iranhr.net
9World Coalition Against Death Penalty (WCADP)
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2009-01-01
Description

IHRNGO became a member of the World Coalition Against Death Penalty in 2009 and is one of the twenty elected members of its steering committee. The organization participates in the World Congress Against Death Penalty.

iranhr.net
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1World Coalition Against the Death Penalty (WCADP)
TypeDirect peer
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Global coalition of which IHRNGO is a steering committee member since 2009. WCADP organizes the World Congress Against Death Penalty and is the central hub connecting death penalty abolition NGOs worldwide—directly comparable in mission, constituency, and advocacy mechanism.

TypeDirect peer
Description

UK-based international NGO focused on abolition of the death penalty, with comparable legal advocacy, individual case work on death row prisoners, and coalition membership in WCADP. Comparable in death penalty abolition mission and legal-advocacy methodology.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Global human rights organization with country-specific death penalty reporting on Iran. Far larger and broader in scope, but directly comparable in mission (abolition of death penalty), UN advocacy mechanism, and annual reporting cadence that competes with IHRNGO for media and donor attention.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Major international human rights organization publishing detailed reports on Iran's death penalty and due process violations. Larger and broader in mandate, but directly comparable in evidence-based reporting methodology, UN engagement, and authoritative role on Iran human rights.

TypeDirect peer
Description

UK-based NGO advocating for religious freedom in Iran, often partnering with IHRNGO on joint statements. Comparable in country focus, NGO structure, documentation-driven advocacy, and UN/coalition engagement on Iran-specific issues.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Paris-based international federation of 192 human rights organizations. Directly comparable in UN advocacy mechanism, Iran-specific reporting, and coalition coordination, though much broader in scope spanning all human rights issues globally.

TypeDirect peer
Description

France-based abolitionist organization and IHRNGO's strategic co-publishing partner since 2015. ECPM co-publishes annual reports on the death penalty in Iran, making it the most directly comparable peer in terms of subject focus (death penalty), methodology (annual reporting), and coalition role.

TypeDirect peer
Description

US-based nonprofit documenting human rights violations in Iran, with similar documentation-driven methodology and diaspora-driven funding model. Closely comparable in subject country, advocacy approach, and donor constituency (Iranian diaspora and Western human rights funders).

TypeDirect peer
Description

Coalition of human rights organizations coordinating advocacy on Iran, of which IHRNGO is a member. Directly comparable as a multi-NGO coordination platform producing joint statements and policy positions on Iran's human rights record.

TypeEmerging player
Description

California-based abolitionist organization with comparable mission of death penalty abolition and similar coalition advocacy approach, though focused on US/state-level rather than Iran-specific work. Useful peer for benchmarking advocacy methodology and donor engagement.

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Iran Human Rights

Human Rights Advocacyiranhr.net

Iran Human Rights (IHRNGO) is a Norway-registered non-profit founded in 2005 that documents executions, publishes annual reports on the death penalty in Iran, and leads the No Death Penalty Tuesdays movement across 56 prisons, serving civil society, policymakers, and international human rights bodies through donation-funded advocacy.

What Iran Human Rights does

Iran Human Rights (IHRNGO) is a Norway-registered international non-governmental organization founded in 2005 and formally registered in Oslo in 2009, dedicated to documenting and advocating against the use of the death penalty in Iran. Its core activity is maintaining an execution database (with records spanning since 2010 covering over 10,876 executions, including 5,356 drug-related executions between 2010 and November 2025), a death row 'InDanger' database cataloguing individuals at imminent risk of execution, and a Human Rights Defenders directory. The organization produces annual reports (18th edition in 2025 co-published with ECPM), thematic reports on women, prisoners, and drug offences, multimedia content through IHR TV (including the weekly 'No More Executions' program), infographics, and political cartoons, distributed via a bilingual English/Farsi website and social media channels. IHRNGO also drives the 'No Death Penalty Tuesdays' grassroots abolitionist movement now active in 56 Iranian prisons.

The organization's business model is non-commercial and donation-funded. Revenue derives from individual donations accepted via PayPal and bank transfer (DNB Norway) and from memberships, used to support civil society empowerment inside Iran and international advocacy work. The go-to-market motion is community-led, relying on a dispersed network of active and supporting members across Iran, the United States, Canada, Japan, and several European countries, supplemented by local supporting sections in Norway and Italy. Customer/member segments are horizontal — civil society, policymakers, journalists, international human rights bodies (including the UN Human Rights Council's Fact-Finding Mission on Iran), and legal organizations such as the American Bar Association, which cited IHRNGO documentation in its 2025 resolution condemning Iran's use of the death penalty. The platform is built on standard web technology (Content Management System-driven site at iranhr.net) with no proprietary AI or software products described; competitive advantage rests on data accumulation, brand credibility built through WCADP steering committee membership, and the scale of its coalition network.

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Iran Human Rights
Legal name
Iran Human Rights (IHRNGO)
Website
https://iranhr.net
Company type
Private
Founded year
2005
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
1–10 employees
Short description
Iran Human Rights (IHRNGO) is a Norway-registered non-profit founded in 2005 that documents executions, publishes annual reports on the death penalty in Iran, and leads the No Death Penalty Tuesdays movement across 56 prisons, serving civil society, policymakers, and international human rights bodies through donation-funded advocacy.
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Human Rights Advocacy
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Human Rights Organizations (813311)
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Human Rights & Anti-Discrimination Organizations (BPAGAFAB)
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Human Rights Monitoring, Documentation & Advocacy (BPADAGAK), Transitional Justice, Accountability & Reparations (BPADAGAL)

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  • Human rights advocacy
  • Death penalty documentation
  • Abolitionist movement
  • Civil society empowerment
  • International human rights reporting

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Norway
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Europe

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  1. Donations and Memberships: Iran Human Rights operates as a non-profit organization funded through donations and memberships. The organization accepts donations via PayPal and bank transfer (DNB, Norway). Donations are used to empower civil society inside Iran and create awareness about human rights violations, particularly the death penalty.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels5 records

Marketing channels9 records

Iran Human Rights product offering

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Core offering

Iran Human Rights (IHRNGO) is a non-governmental, non-partisan organization that documents death penalty executions and human rights violations in Iran and advocates for abolition of the death penalty. It operates a bilingual (English/Farsi) website platform publishing news, reports, statements, multimedia content (IHR TV), infographics, cartoons, a Death Row database, and a Human Rights Defenders directory, while coordinating the "No Death Penalty Tuesdays" grassroots movement across Iranian prisons.

Product overview

Iran Human Rights operates a comprehensive documentation and advocacy platform focused on monitoring the death penalty and human rights violations in Iran. The platform consists of a primary news website with bilingual support (English and Farsi), featuring multiple interconnected modules including news articles and reports, multimedia content (IHR TV with weekly 'No More Executions' program), infographics, political cartoons, a death row database documenting individuals at imminent risk of execution, a human rights defenders directory, and publications on political transition. The organization also runs the 'No Death Penalty Tuesdays' grassroots abolitionist movement across Iranian prisons. The platform serves as the main body of IHRNGO, an international human rights organization based in Oslo, Norway, with members supporting the work in Iran, USA, Canada, Japan, and several European countries.

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  • Iran Human Rights Documentation and Advocacy Platform Bilingual (English/Farsi) online platform publishing news articles, reports, statements, and advocacy content covering death penalty and human rights violations in Iran, aimed at general public, civil society, journalists, policymakers, and international bodies.
  • Annual and Special Reports Comprehensive annual and thematic publications documenting death penalty trends, drug-related executions, women's executions, juvenile executions, and conditions in Iranian prisons, co-published with ECPM and cited by UN bodies.
  • IHR TV Multimedia video platform delivering weekly advocacy programming on death penalty and human rights issues in Iran, including the 'No More Executions' program and coverage of international events such as the World Congress Against Death Penalty.
  • Death Row Database (InDanger) Database profiling individuals on death row or at imminent risk of execution in Iran, categorized by charge type (protesters, political prisoners, drug offenders, juvenile offenders) to enable international advocacy and urgent intervention.
  • Human Rights Defenders Directory Online directory profiling Iranian human rights defenders — activists, journalists, lawyers, artists, and families of victims — documenting their legal status, ongoing cases, and human rights work to support international advocacy efforts.

Quantifiable outcome

  • At least 1,639 people executed in 2025 - highest number recorded since 1989
  • +2 more outcomes

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Nine partnerships are on record, tiered major and core.

  • 9th World Congress Against Death PenaltymajorStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 July 2026IHRNGO Director Mahmood Amiry-Moghaddam spoke at roundtable 'The War on Drugs and Death Penalty: A Stumbling Block' at the 9th World Congress Against Death Penalty.
  • Impact Iran CoalitionmajorGTM or Marketing Partner · 27 June 2026IHRCoalition statement: Human Rights Must Be at the Centre of Any Engagement with the Islamic Republic of Iran. Multi-organization coalition for coordinated advocacy on Iran human rights.
  • 65 Organizations Coalition (UNODC/CND Action)majorGTM or Marketing Partner · 26 June 2026Coalition of 65 organizations urging UNODC and CND to take urgent action against death penalty for drug offences, issued on World Drug Day.
  • 84 Groups Coalition (Afghan Nationals)majorGTM or Marketing Partner · 4 June 2025Coalition of 84 groups calling for action to stop execution of Afghan nationals in Iran.
  • 85 Baloch Prisoners CoalitionmajorGTM or Marketing Partner · 18 April 2025Human rights organizations urge immediate action to stop imminent execution of 85 Baloch prisoners in Iran.
  • ECPM (Together Against the Death Penalty)coreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 13 April 2025ECPM co-publishes annual reports on the death penalty in Iran with IHRNGO. The collaboration includes the 2025 Annual Report (18th edition), 2024 Annual Report (17th edition), and thematic reports. ECPM supports elaboration, editing, publication and distribution of reports in framework of international advocacy work.
  • 42 NGOs Joint LettermajorGTM or Marketing Partner · 18 March 2025Joint letter by 42 human rights NGOs calling for renewal of the Special Rapporteur Mandate on Iran.
  • 68 Organizations - No Death Penalty TuesdaysmajorGTM or Marketing Partner · 27 August 202468 organizations declared support for No Death Penalty Tuesdays abolitionist movement in Iran.
  • World Coalition Against Death Penalty (WCADP)coreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2009IHRNGO became a member of the World Coalition Against Death Penalty in 2009 and is one of the twenty elected members of its steering committee. The organization participates in the World Congress Against Death Penalty.

Scale indicators8 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights4 records

Iran Human Rights competitors and assessment

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Direct peers

  • World Coalition Against the Death Penalty (WCADP): Global coalition of which IHRNGO is a steering committee member since 2009. WCADP organizes the World Congress Against Death Penalty and is the central hub connecting death penalty abolition NGOs worldwide—directly comparable in mission, constituency, and advocacy mechanism.
  • Reprieve: UK-based international NGO focused on abolition of the death penalty, with comparable legal advocacy, individual case work on death row prisoners, and coalition membership in WCADP. Comparable in death penalty abolition mission and legal-advocacy methodology.
  • Article 18: UK-based NGO advocating for religious freedom in Iran, often partnering with IHRNGO on joint statements. Comparable in country focus, NGO structure, documentation-driven advocacy, and UN/coalition engagement on Iran-specific issues.
  • ECPM (Together Against the Death Penalty): France-based abolitionist organization and IHRNGO's strategic co-publishing partner since 2015. ECPM co-publishes annual reports on the death penalty in Iran, making it the most directly comparable peer in terms of subject focus (death penalty), methodology (annual reporting), and coalition role.
  • Abdorrahman Boroumand Center for Human Rights in Iran (ABF): US-based nonprofit documenting human rights violations in Iran, with similar documentation-driven methodology and diaspora-driven funding model. Closely comparable in subject country, advocacy approach, and donor constituency (Iranian diaspora and Western human rights funders).
  • Impact Iran Coalition: Coalition of human rights organizations coordinating advocacy on Iran, of which IHRNGO is a member. Directly comparable as a multi-NGO coordination platform producing joint statements and policy positions on Iran's human rights record.

Broad incumbents

  • Amnesty International: Global human rights organization with country-specific death penalty reporting on Iran. Far larger and broader in scope, but directly comparable in mission (abolition of death penalty), UN advocacy mechanism, and annual reporting cadence that competes with IHRNGO for media and donor attention.
  • Human Rights Watch: Major international human rights organization publishing detailed reports on Iran's death penalty and due process violations. Larger and broader in mandate, but directly comparable in evidence-based reporting methodology, UN engagement, and authoritative role on Iran human rights.
  • FIDH (International Federation for Human Rights): Paris-based international federation of 192 human rights organizations. Directly comparable in UN advocacy mechanism, Iran-specific reporting, and coalition coordination, though much broader in scope spanning all human rights issues globally.

Emerging players

  • Death Penalty Focus: California-based abolitionist organization with comparable mission of death penalty abolition and similar coalition advocacy approach, though focused on US/state-level rather than Iran-specific work. Useful peer for benchmarking advocacy methodology and donor engagement.

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Key risks5 records

Key highlights7 records

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Frequently asked questions about Iran Human Rights

What does Iran Human Rights do?

Iran Human Rights (IHRNGO) is a non-governmental, non-partisan organization that documents death penalty executions and human rights violations in Iran and advocates for abolition of the death penalty. It operates a bilingual (English/Farsi) website platform publishing news, reports, statements, multimedia content (IHR TV), infographics, cartoons, a Death Row database, and a Human Rights Defenders directory, while coordinating the "No Death Penalty Tuesdays" grassroots movement across Iranian prisons.

Is Iran Human Rights a public or private company?

Iran Human Rights is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.

When was Iran Human Rights founded?

Iran Human Rights was founded in 2005. It employs 1 to 10 people.

Where is Iran Human Rights based?

Iran Human Rights is headquartered in Oslo, Norway, in the Europe region.

How does Iran Human Rights make money?

One revenue line is on record: donations and Memberships.

Who are Iran Human Rights's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are World Coalition Against the Death Penalty (WCADP), Reprieve, Article 18, ECPM (Together Against the Death Penalty), Abdorrahman Boroumand Center for Human Rights in Iran (ABF) and Impact Iran Coalition. Broad incumbents are Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch and FIDH (International Federation for Human Rights). Death Penalty Focus is listed as an emerging player.

Does Iran Human Rights have an API?

No public API is recorded for Iran Human Rights.

What industry is Iran Human Rights in?

Iran Human Rights's product category is Human Rights Advocacy. Its primary akta.pro industry code is BPAGAFAB, Human Rights & Anti-Discrimination Organizations, with a secondary code of BPADAGAK, Human Rights Monitoring, Documentation & Advocacy. Its NAICS code is 813311.

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International Business TimesIran Has Executed Dozens Of January Protesters. The Crackdown Is Now Reaching Iranians Abroad.Iran has executed at least 34 protesters linked to January demonstrations, with authorities threatening relatives and targeting property and travel documents abroad. The crackdown, reported by Reuters, includes executions in Isfahan and state media airing court footage. Iran Human Rights recorded 604 executions in the first nine months of 2026.The HinduIran executes over 500 people in 2026: rights groupIran has executed at least 511 people in 2026, according to Norway-based NGO Iran Human Rights, including 29 linked to January anti-government protests and at least 16 women. Rights groups say executions have intensified amid the war with the United States and Israel that began February 28. More than 30 nations, including France, Britain and Canada, condemned the practice this month.Bangkok PostIran executes over 500 people in 2026: rights groupIran has executed at least 511 people in 2026, according to Norway-based NGO Iran Human Rights, including 29 linked to January anti-government protests and at least 16 women. Rights groups say executions aim to intimidate the population amid the war against the United States and Israel that began February 28.The Times of IndiaIran executes over 500 people in 2026: Rights groupIran has executed at least 511 people in 2026, according to Norway-based NGO Iran Human Rights, including 29 linked to January anti-government protests and 16 women. Rights groups say executions have intensified amid the war against the United States and Israel, with over 70 protesters in Isfahan facing death sentences.euronewsIran executes woman who claimed self-defence against sexual assaultIran executed 23-year-old Marzieh Nieri at Qazvin Central Prison after a court rejected her self-defence claim regarding the death of a man who attempted to assault her. This event brings the number of women executed in Iran since the start of 2026 to at least 14, contributing to a broader trend of rising execution rates for women documented by human rights organizations. Simultaneously, authorities handed ten death sentences to Kolthoum Akbari for the murders of elderly men she had married.The Jerusalem PostIran’s executions continue as war dominates attentionIran executed at least 444 people between January and July 2026, including protesters and political prisoners, according to the Norway-based monitoring group Iran Human Rights (IHR). This surge in capital punishment has continued despite international attention being dominated by military confrontations involving Iran, the United States, and Israel. IHR warns that new national-security laws are facilitating harsher sentences and widespread arrests as the regime uses the conflict to suppress dissent.IranhrProtester Amir Ali Mir Jafari Hanged for Arson; 8th January Protester ExecutionIranian state media reported the execution of Amir Ali Mir Jafari, an eighth protester executed in connection with the January 2026 demonstrations in Tehran. Iran Human Rights (IHRNGO) condemned the act and highlighted a significant acceleration in death penalty sentences against demonstrators, noting that hundreds face such charges while at least 30 have already been sentenced.IranhrProtester Ali Fahim Hanged; 10 Political Prisoners Executed in 8 DaysOn 6 April 2026, Ali Fahim, a 23-year-old protester who was arrested during the protests in Tehran on 8 January, was executed, marking the fourth defendant from his case to be hanged in five days. This execution is part of a broader series, with ten political prisoners executed over the past eight days, highlighting the Iranian regime's use of the death penalty as a political tool. Iran Human Rights (IHRNGO) has condemned these actions and urges the international community to respond urgently to the systematic executions of political prisoners.The IndependentTwo Iranian dissidents facing imminent execution after ‘grossly unfair’ trial, human rights group warnTwo Iranian political dissidents, Vahid Bani Amerian (34) and Abolhassan Montazer (68), face imminent execution after what Amnesty International and Iran Human Rights describe as "grossly unfair" trials relying on torture-tainted confessions, following the secret executions of at least four other political prisoners this week. The men were sentenced to death by an Iranian Revolutionary Court in October 2024 on charges of "armed rebellion against the state" after being convicted alongside five others who have already been executed or are scheduled for execution. Iran carried out over 1,000 executions between January and September 2025, the highest number in three decades, with rights groups estimating between 5,000 and 30,000 people killed in the broader crackdown on January protests.Deutsche WelleIran enters uneasy calm after deadly anti-regime protestsProtests in Iran have subsided after a bloody crackdown that left thousands dead, with no signs of unrest in Tehran for days. Iran Human Rights verified 3,428 deaths, though the actual toll may be higher, and a week-long internet blackout remains. The Institute for the Study of War said repression may have suppressed the movement, but it could resume.