
Iran Human Rights (IHR)
OrganizationIHR is a Norway-based group monitoring and reporting on human rights violations, including executions, in Iran.
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Iran Human Rights (IHR) is a Norway-based organization that monitors and reports on human rights issues within Iran. It is newsworthy due to the recent surge in protests and government crackdowns in Iran, leading to increased human rights concerns. IHR recently reported a significant increase in executions in Iran during 2025, estimating that the number has more than doubled compared to 2024, with at least 1,500 verified executions by early December. The organization's data is crucial for understanding the scale of the government's response to widespread protests, which include internet blackouts and violent suppression. IHR's reporting provides a vital source of information on the human rights situation in Iran, particularly during periods of restricted access for international media and observers, making it a key source for news outlets and human rights advocates.
Last updated: March 20, 2026
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