Trump’s claim of Tehran’s intention to execute 800 is ‘sheer lie’: prosecutor general

TEHRAN - Iran’s Prosecutor General Mohammad Movahedi has vehemently denied US President Donald Trump’s baseless claim that Tehran intended to execute some 800 individuals.

Perpetrators and instigators of riots to be tried: Judiciary chief

TEHRAN - The Iranian Judiciary chief says those who provoked and perpetrated the acts of terror during the recent riots in Iran will be put on trial and receive punishments accordingly.

Minister calls for halt to disputed construction near UNESCO-listed Golestan Palace

TEHRAN - Iran’s cultural heritage minister on Friday called for an immediate halt to a suspicious construction near the Golestan Palace in downtown Tehran, saying no violations of heritage protection rules would be tolerated.

Deported nationals from US will receive full legal protection

Iran judiciary says the returnees are entitled to the right as Iranian citizens

TEHRAN – Iran’s Justice Ministry has pledged to defend the rights of 115 nationals recently deported from the United States, stressing that while the move falls under U.S. domestic law, the returnees remain entitled to full protection as Iranian citizens.

Two MKO operatives behind urban terror campaign executed: Iran Judiciary

TEHRAN – The Islamic Republic of Iran’s judiciary executed two operational members of the terrorist Mujahedin-e Khalq Organization (MKO) on Sunday, for “manufacturing mortars and launching indiscriminate attacks against civilians, residential areas, and service facilities.”

Iranian police seize 3,000-year-old artifacts

TEHRAN – Iranian police have recovered 28 ancient bronze artifacts estimated to be over 3,000 years old during a traffic stop in Khorramdarreh, Zanjan province, local authorities said on Monday.

Iran’s Judiciary says no Israeli spies harmed in Evin Prison strike

TEHRAN – Iran’s Judiciary Spokesman Asghar Jahangir categorically dismissed claims justifying the June 23 airstrike on Tehran’s Evin Prison, revealing that not a single Israeli spy held at the facility was harmed in an attack that instead martyred 80 Iranians.

9 ISIS terrorists executed for 2017 attack, Iran judiciary declares

TEHRAN – The Iranian Judiciary has executed nine members of the ISIS terrorist group following the Supreme Court’s confirmation of their death sentences for a foiled 2017 plot targeting civilians and security forces.

Mossad spy Pedram Madani executed: Iran’s Judiciary

TEHRAN – The Iranian Judiciary has announced the execution of Pedram Madani, convicted of espionage for the Israeli regime's Mossad intelligence service and large-scale financial corruption.

Tehran-Baghdad anti-terror coordination intensifies with high-level judicial agreements

TEHRAN – Nasser Saraj, Deputy for International Affairs of Iran’s Judiciary, led a high-profile delegation to Iraq this week. The visit culminated in the signing of four bilateral agreements on Saturday and intensified commitments to combat terrorism and address judicial challenges faced by Iranian pilgrims.

Justice upheld against convicted terror operative responsible for 2017 border attack

TEHRAN – Iranian Judicial authorities have finalized the legal process against Hamid Hosseinnejad, a resident of Chaldoran County, for his role in a 2017 terrorist attack that claimed the lives of eight Iranian border guards.

Three arrested in connection with assassination Supreme Court judges in Tehran

TEHRAN – Authorities in Iran have arrested three suspects in connection with the recent armed attack in Tehran, which claimed the lives of two judiciary judges Ali Razini and Mohammad Moqiseh.

Leader offers condolences over martyrdom of two prominent judges

TEHRAN – Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei has expressed condolences following the assassination of two veteran Iranian judges in an armed attack at their Tehran office on Saturday.

Ali Razini: a Judge who continued pursuit of justice despite years of threats

TEHRAN - Hojjatoleslam Ali Razini was born in 1953 in Hamedan, Iran. He held numerous prominent positions within the Iranian judiciary and government throughout his career.

Mohammad Moqiseh: 33 Years on the bench

TEHRAN - Hojjatoleslam Mohammad Moqiseh, born in 1956 in Sabzevar, Razavi Khorasan, was a prominent Iranian cleric and judge. He dedicated his career to the Revolutionary Court and later the Supreme Court of Iran, known for his long service and involvement in significant cases.

US ordered to pay $48bn in damages to families of Iranian military advisors martyred in Syria, Iraq

TEHRAN – An Iranian court has ordered the United States to pay $48 billion in damages to the families of Iranian military advisors who were deployed to Syria and Iraq at the request of the governments of those countries to assist in the fight against Daesh terrorists.

Iran holds 17th trial session of MKO terrorists

TEHRAN – On Tuesday, an Iranian court held the 17th session in the trial of 104 members of the Mojahedin-e Khalq Organization (MKO) in Tehran, a group long accused of carrying out acts of terrorism against Iran.

Iran, India pursue legal, judicial cooperation

TEHRAN- The secretary of Iranian High Council for Human Rights and the Indian Ambassador to Tehran have underscored the necessity of enhancing legal and judicial collaboration between their nations. 

Iran, Spain highlight importance of expanding legal and judicial collaboration

TEHRAN- Senior officials from Iran and Spain have highlighted the importance of enhancing legal and judicial collaboration between their nations. 

Release of Iranian prisoners in Iraq, Saudi Arabia on agenda of Judiciary: Official

TEHRAN- The spokesperson for the Judiciary provided explanations regarding the latest status of cases relating to internal and external affairs.

Foreign ambassadors meet with Iran’s judiciary chief

TEHRAN – On the morning of Wednesday, a significant meeting took place between foreign ambassadors residing in Iran and Gholamhossein Mohseni Ejei, the head of Iran’s judiciary.

Iran files indictment against U.S. officials for General Soleimani's assassination

TEHRAN – Iran has taken new steps to proceed with its trial against the United States concerning the assassination of Lieutenant General Qassem Soleimani, issuing an indictment against 73 American government and military officials.

Western principles of human rights are wrong: Leader

TEHRAN - Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei met with the head and senior officials of the Judiciary on June 22, 2024.

Iranian judiciary chief reiterates respect for patriotic, law-abiding citizens

TEHRAN - Iranian Judiciary Chief Gholamhossein Mohseni Ejei has reaffirmed that all Iranians, both inside and outside the country, who are patriotic and law-abiding are respected and protected by the law.

Four members of sabotage team affiliated with Israel executed in West Azarbaijan 

TEHRAN-  Four members of a sabotage team affiliated with Israel were executed in West Azerbaijan Province on Friday after being convicted of spying for the Israeli regime.

Iran willing to craft diplomatic ties with neighbors: top official

TEHRAN – The head of Iran’s judiciary office has disclosed a collaborative effort between the judiciary's international affairs deputy and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to craft a diplomatic document involving neighboring nations.