Iran Human Rights (IHR)
Oslo-based monitor. Publishes the most cited count of executions and protester deaths in Iran.
What it funds: rapid verification of killings, monthly reports, legal advocacy at the UN.
Donate at iranhr.net ↗Donate
Where your money actually helps
This site doesn’t take a cent. The organisations below do the documentation, legal aid, family support and advocacy that made this record possible. Each is independent of the Iranian state.
HRANA — Human Rights Activists News Agency
Inside-Iran network of activists collecting first-hand testimony, court documents, and prison data.
What it funds: secure communications for reporters inside Iran, prisoner-of-conscience database.
Donate at hra-news.org ↗Abdorrahman Boroumand Center
Washington-based archive of every documented victim of state violence since 1979 (Omid memorial).
What it funds: the permanent record — researchers, translators, family interviews.
Donate at iranrights.org ↗Center for Human Rights in Iran (CHRI)
New York–based advocacy and rapid-response team for political prisoners.
What it funds: case campaigns for journalists, lawyers, women activists facing execution.
Donate at iranhumanrights.org ↗United for Iran
Berkeley-based digital-rights group running the Iran Prison Atlas and Gershad anti-morality-police app.
What it funds: technology that keeps Iranians inside the country safer.
Donate at united4iran.org ↗Hengaw Organization for Human Rights
Documents abuses in Kurdish regions of Iran, where the uprising was most ferocious and most under-reported.
What it funds: field monitors in Saqqez, Sanandaj, Mahabad, Piranshahr.
Donate at hengaw.net ↗Inclusion is editorial. We checked each organisation’s independence from the Islamic Republic, funding transparency, and a documented record of work on the cases that appear on this site. None are sponsors.