Center for Human Rights in Iran

The Center for Human Rights in Iran (CHRI) is an independent, nonpartisan nonprofit organization headquartered in New York that specializes in documenting, analyzing, and reporting on human rights conditions in Iran. With a team of award-winning journalists, researchers, lawyers, and multimedia specialists based globally, CHRI provides comprehensive expertise in human rights advocacy, investigation, and international policy engagement. The organization's core capabilities include real-time on-the-ground reporting through a network of independent investigators and civil society activists inside Iran, enabling accurate documentation of human rights violations and conditions affecting the Iranian people.

CHRI's service offerings encompass comprehensive research and reporting through detailed reports, briefing papers, and breaking news articles, complemented by multimedia content including videos, audio podcasts, and interactive online projects. The organization produces continuous news updates and press releases to keep policymakers and the international community informed of developments in Iran. CHRI's team regularly engages with journalists and policy leaders through media briefings and broadcast interviews, translating on-the-ground findings into actionable intelligence for international stakeholders. Additionally, CHRI provides advocacy and policy engagement services, working directly with governments and major international organizations to advance human rights standards and hold Iran accountable to its international obligations. This multifaceted approach to human rights documentation and advocacy positions CHRI as a critical resource for understanding and advancing human rights protections in Iran.