Human Rights
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Ahwazi Arab prisoners on hunger strike in Rajaei Shahr prison
More than twenty political prisoners, majority of them from non-Persian nations, continue to go on hunger strike in Iranian Rajaei…
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Iranian discrimination against Ahwazi athletes
Despite of Al-Ahwaz was cradle of athletes in different sports such as football, kick boxing and etc, but due to…
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Mass Arrests of Ahwazi Arabs and fate of most prisoners’ unknown
According to Ahwazi Centre for Human Rights credible sources several Sunni activists in Hamidieh were arrested by the Iranian Intelligence…
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Chlorine gas leakage and declaring a state of emergency in Al-Ahwaz
In a mysterious situation, the Chlorine gas leak from three gas cylinders at 22:00 (Al-Ahwaz time) of the Saturday the…
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ACHR present the cultural value of European’s InfoMigrants website in London
InfoMigrants is an important and ambitious initiative involving the collaboration of three international news media corporations (FMM, DW and ANSA)…
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Rise of Ahwazi children death toll sank in sewage pit
Ahwazi Centre for Human Rights (ACHR) has published a report earlier in August 2017, documenting the number of Ahwazi children…
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high number of arrest and unfair court decisions issuance against Ahwazi Arabs
The Iranian intelligence service has arrested an Ahwazi Arab citizen from the city of Sheyban, north of the Ahwaz capital,…
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Ahwazi children are facing an unknown fate
An Ahwazi child is facing an unknown fate after being abducted by the Iranian intelligence forces also known as Ettela’at.…
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Iranian Censorship and Internet Filtering
The Iranian government claims that it is filtering and monitoring the Internet to provide a safe environment for its people,…
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Iranian intelligence arrested another Ahwazi in his return to Iran from Sweden
Iranian intelligence arrested another Ahwazi in his return to Iran from Sweden Ahwazi Centre for Human Rights The Ministry of…
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