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International human rights advocates Human Rights Watch have called for an end to the persecution of the Baha’is in Iran.
In a news release published yesterday, HRW condemns the arrests of Baha’is in January and February this year:
The Iranian government should immediately stop harassing and arbitrarily detaining members of the Baha’i community, Human Rights Watch said [...]

The Baha’i World News Service has reported that the seven Baha’i leaders in Iran will appear in court for a third time on 11 April.
The seven first appeared in court on 12 January after 20 months’ detention in Tehran’s Evin prison.
Government-sponsored media in Iran have reported that the Baha’i leaders
Government-sponsored news media reported that at [...]

The Baha’i World News Service reports that countries and human rights organisations from around the world have expressed their very strong concerns at the UN’s Human Rights Council about Iran’s human rights record.
All 192 countries that members of the United Nations undergo a regular review of their human rights practices in a process known as [...]

The UK Baha’i community learned on Sunday 7 February that the seven imprisoned Baha’i leaders had appeared in court on Sunday in Iran for a second session of their trial.
The session was once again closed, and family members were not permitted in the courtroom, the Baha’i International Community has learned.
The hearing, which lasted just over [...]