The top posts of each day, ordered by votes.
Google and Meta have removed the "Adam and Eve" matchmaking app in Iran after a HRANA report on 13-year-old girls being listed as potential spouses.
King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh will stay closed until Saturday after a third consecutive night of attacks by the Houthis, allies of the Islamic Republic; Saudi Arabia had issued no public warnings before these attacks.
The head of Evin prison's visiting hall and his deputy severely beat the brother of a female political prisoner in front of children on Sunday, 11 October, and threw him out with insults.
HRANA announced that from 31 March to 10 October at least 94 people were killed and 33 wounded in armed attacks and military operations in Sistan and Baluchestan.
Yemen's internationally recognized government says it arrested 18 members of a Houthi network in Lahij, claiming experts from the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and Lebanon's Hezbollah trained them.
Branch 41 of the Supreme Court has upheld the death sentence of Amirhasan Akbari Monfared, an accounting student held in Evin prison; the sentence was communicated to him on Sunday, 11 October.
In a joint statement, the United States and 28 other countries endorsed Britain's assessment that the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps directed the plot against RAF Fairford, and condemned the Islamic Republic's actions beyond its borders.
Shoresh Abubakri, a Kurdish singer and musician from Sardasht, was arrested on Sunday, 11 October, after going to the Sardasht prosecutor's office with his lawyer, and was taken to an unknown location.
Iran Human Rights said that Jaber Khosravi, 43, was executed in Damghan prison despite documented medical records of severe mental illness.
Islamic Republic officials have said the internet may be cut again and schools closed if the war resumes; a deputy communications minister even spoke of power cuts.
On Monday, 12 October, the investigating judge of the Mashhad Revolutionary Prosecutor's Office extended the detention order for Ahmad Rahimi, a university professor arrested for helping those wounded in the December–January uprising.
Marco Rubio's reference to Xerxes' campaign against Athens gave Mohammad-Baqer Ghalibaf a chance to defend ancient Iran, a heritage Ali Khamenei had earlier belittled.
Reza Zangeneh, a prisoner sentenced to death on a charge of "collaborating with Mossad", has been moved to a solitary cell in Karaj's Ghezelhesar prison; fears of an imminent execution have grown.
Nine months after the killings of 8 and 9 January, the families of the January uprising's martyrs are keeping their children's memory alive and demanding justice through the "9 Apples, 9 Months Apart" campaign.
Masoud Pezeshkian, president of the Islamic Republic, said the real price of gasoline is not 1,500 tomans, but that a sudden price increase would throw society into disarray.
The Islamic Republic's Ministry of Industry, Mine and Trade has published a list of 55 items subject to hoarding rules; diapers, baby formula, medicine, wheat and cooking oil are among them.
Hossein Shariatmadari, managing director of Kayhan, on Monday 12 October called attacks on fibre-optic cables in the Persian Gulf and the Strait of Hormuz a right of the Islamic Republic and defended Mohsen Rezaei's threat.
The Islamic Republic's judiciary announced on Monday 12 October the execution of Omar Dorostaran, accused of belonging to Jaish al-Adl; no document from his trial has been published.
Najmeh Amini, a 23-year-old student held in Vakilabad prison in Mashhad, has been sentenced to death on a charge of “insulting the Prophet” over a post she published on social media.
Nahid Khodajou, a labor activist and board member of the Free Union of Iranian Workers, was arrested at her home on 6 October, and for six days there has been no word of where she is being held.
The head of Greater Tehran's economic security police said arrests of currency market activists have risen 40 to 50 percent this year; the dollar in Tehran remains near 270,000 toman.
UN Special Rapporteur Gina Romero announced that on Tuesday, 13 October she will join the “No to Execution Tuesdays” hunger strike in solidarity with Iran’s political prisoners.
Tehran's Enghelab Club and the national sports complex were closed under the pretext of "enforcing Sharia norms" and compulsory hijab; Enghelab Club announced it is open again from Monday 12 October.
The price of the Saina car has risen from about 28 million toman in October 2016 to nearly 1.7 billion toman and now equals more than 101 months of base salary.
According to HRANA, the Islamic Republic executed at least 2,003 people between October 2025 and October 2026; 69 of them were executed on political and security charges.
The death toll from two Houthi attacks on Riyadh airport has reached 14; the US, Britain and Australia have issued warnings about travel to Saudi Arabia, and the Houthis spoke of an attack on Aramco.
Abbas Araghchi, the Islamic Republic's foreign minister, spoke by phone with Faisal bin Farhan on Sunday 11 October after the Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia and offered to mediate.
Benjamin Netanyahu met Israel Katz and senior Israeli security officials in Tel Aviv on Sunday evening, 11 October, to discuss the Islamic Republic, Gaza and Lebanon.
Social security, Foulad and Zob-Ahan steel company pensioners gathered in Tehran, Isfahan, Rasht and Shush on Sunday 11 October to protest high prices, inflation and inadequate pay.
Iran Human Rights Society said Pejman Sourani, a 33-year-old resident of Najafabad, died after being beaten by government forces following a verbal argument at a petrol station.
