The Iran Human Rights Society serves as a voice for the struggles and stories of prisoners and their families.
We dream of a free and peaceful Iran, devoid of dictatorship and free from the horrors of execution and torture.
Our mission is to remain completely independent in our news coverage and activities, amplifying the voices of all prisoners subjected to oppression, torture, and execution under the rule of Velayat Faqieh, without censorship or discrimination.
We stand as the voice of all prisoners, regardless of their beliefs, ideologies, or backgrounds—whether they are Turk, Lur, Baloch, Arab, Kurd, or Persian.
We expose the names and identities of all individuals who, while serving this corrupt system within prisons, participate in widespread human rights violations through executions, torture, abuse, and humiliation of prisoners.
Our collaborators include former prisoners, families of detainees, and volunteers who actively oppose executions and torture.
Our journalists are friends and supporters who voluntarily report on prison conditions and human rights violations across cities and provinces in Iran.
At the core of our organization, we advocate for the dismantling of the dictatorship of Velayat Faqieh in Iran.
The Iran Human Rights Society is entirely self-funded, with expenses covered independently by our team members and their network of supporters.