On August 3, 2026, authorities transferred 100 prisoners, mostly ordinary criminals, from Fashafouyeh (Greater Tehran Prison) into the political prisoners’ wards at Evin Prison. At the time of his arrest in March 2026, regime agents plundered his personal belongings, looting his mobile phone, laptop, and even his house deeds. Read morePoverty in Iran Deepens as Millions of Working Families Struggle to SurvivePoverty in Iran is no longer confined to the unemployed or marginalized. According to official figures from Iran’s largest ride-hailing platforms, Snapp had more than 8.5 million registered drivers by early July 2026, while Tapsi reported around 1.4 million drivers. Read moreAlso, read Iran News in Brief – August 6, 2026