Iran and IAEA agree Cairo procedures for safeguards work

Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch said at least nine men had been executed on politically motivated charges and/or accusations of spying for Israel since the hostilities. The...

The joint Amnesty-HRW report said parliament had fast-tracked emergency legislation expanding the death penalty for vaguely worded offences such as “cooperation with hostile governments” and...

Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch reported a mass arrest and expulsion campaign against Afghans in the postwar security climate, alongside the use of the discriminatory label...

The joint Amnesty-HRW report said checkpoints introduced after the June conflict involved invasive vehicle and mobile-phone searches, with people arrested for alleged collaboration based on content...

After examining eight impact sites, Human Rights Watch reported that at least five Iranian ballistic missiles struck populated areas in Israel and that 20 civilians were killed during the war. It said...

In its report GOV/2025/50, the IAEA described damage to multiple nuclear-related facilities and said it had withdrawn inspectors for safety. Iran later suspended cooperation. The Agency stressed...

Miaan, ASL19 and IODA published a technical and human-impact analysis of the June shutdown. It describes a phased system that sharply restricted international connectivity while preserving some...

The IAEA’s 2026 safeguards report says Iran informed the Agency on 20 November 2025 that it regarded the Cairo agreement as terminated. This later reversal narrowed the practical route for inspections...

In a report derestricted on 4 March 2026, the IAEA said Iran had not provided required reports or access for facilities affected by the June 2025 attacks. It could not verify the status of those...

The UN Fact-Finding Mission’s 2026 paper examined the June 2025 hostilities and their aftermath. It assessed certain attacks under international humanitarian and human-rights law, including a...