@ايران اينترنشنال: According to reports, three Bahá'í citizens—Mihsa Satoudeh, Mandana Satoudeh, and her husband Behzad Basiri—were arrested by agents of the IRGC Intelligence Organization in Shiraz. Roya Basiri, Behza

@🇮🇷LiveIranNews🇮🇱: 🚨 Escalation of Security Rulings and Crackdowns in Qom / The Stables of the Parliament and Judiciary of the Terrorist Regime of the Islamic Republic, Under the Shadow of Repressive Orders from Gholam

In Qom province, the Iranian judiciary has issued 19 rulings against individuals charged with "collaboration with the enemy," sentencing them to prison terms of 4 to 13 years and fines. Since March 28, at least 3,646 people have been arrested in a wave of repression that continues despite a ceasefire on April 6.

@اتاق خبر منوتو: Roya Basiri has reported the arrest of her brother, Behrooz Basiri, a Baha'i citizen residing in Shiraz. According to her, Behrooz Basiri was arrested on April 1 along with his wife, Mandana Sotoudeh

Behrooz Basiri, a Baha'i citizen in Shiraz, and his wife Mandana Sotoudeh were arrested on April 1 by IRGC agents; three days earlier, Mandana's sister Mahsa Sotoudeh was also detained. The families have not received any information about the detainees' locations or health conditions since the arrests.

@Masih Alinejad 🏳️: This is yet another woman sentenced to death in Iran but her name is not on the list being publicly raised by President Donald Trump. So let me tell you her story. Vrisheh Moradi is a 39-year-old Kur

@Masih Alinejad 🏳️: She is one of the Iranian women president @realDonaldTrump calling on the Iranian regime to stop her execution. Her name is Bita Hemati. She was arrested for protesting. Hundreds of innocent prison

Bita Hemati, an Iranian protester arrested for participating in demonstrations, is among those facing execution, drawing attention from former U.S. President Donald Trump. Hundreds of other protesters are also on death row in Iranian prisons.