Human Rights In Iran

Amnesty International has expressed grave concern, stating that individuals detained in connection with the nationwide protests of January 2026 are facing a serious risk of torture, ill-treatment, and widespread violations of their fundamental civil rights.

According to Amnesty International, thousands of people who have been arbitrarily arrested in Iran in the aftermath of these protests are at risk of torture and other forms of abuse, including sexual violence and grossly unfair judicial proceedings, which may result in severe sentences such as lengthy terms of imprisonment or even the death penalty. Furthermore, the fate and whereabouts of a significant number of protesters remain unknown.

The international human rights organization added that concerns regarding the situation of those detained in protests that began on 28 December have intensified, particularly in light of directives issued by the Head of the Judiciary instructing prosecutors to take uncompromising action, as well as statements by senior officials equating the protests with crimes punishable by death.

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The bloody crackdown on the protests in Dey of the current year was accompanied by attacks by security forces on hospitals, obstruction of the right to medical treatment, the arrest of injured individuals, and the perpetration of various human rights violations against medical personnel, including doctors and healthcare workers.

Amnesty International calls on physicians, nurses, and other members of the medical and healthcare community to contact the organization to share information, experiences, and firsthand observations.

We kindly request that this channel be used to disseminate news reports on social media platforms.

Through the collection of detailed and legally grounded documentation, Amnesty International seeks to inform the international community of the international crimes committed by officials of the Islamic Republic and to support those seeking justice.

As always, the identities of those who make contact will remain strictly confidential with Amnesty International, and all security concerns will be fully respected.

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