AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoEconomic Hardship: Workers in Tehran are advertising kidneys, liver tissue and bone marrow to cover debts and basic costs, according to Iran’s ILNA news agency. A street near a medical centre has become known as “Kidney Street.” Legal Rights: UN experts say at least 135 Iranian lawyers faced arrest, detention, travel bans or other measures in the year to September 2026, warning that pressure on independent lawyers leaves defendants more vulnerable to unfair trials. Youth and Public Life: Young people’s Halloween gathering on Tehran’s Iranshahr Street was met with raids on cafes and arrests; a municipal adviser proposed sending flag-waving groups to counter similar gatherings. Cultural Exchange: Iranian and Armenian officials discussed joint arts and heritage projects, including Armenian Culture Weeks in Iran, after Yerevan’s Blue Mosque named a hall for poet Yeghishe Charents.
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