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26. March 2026

FROM IRAN: Red Crescent Reports Attacks on Hospitals and Rescue Workers

More than 80,000 civilian sites, including hospitals, schools, and emergency facilities, have been affected in Iran, according to the Red Crescent. In this report from Tehran, investigative journalist and human rights lawyer Dimitri Lascaris speaks with a senior Red Crescent official about the scale of the damage, the impact on medical infrastructure, and the risks […]


25. March 2026

FROM IRAN: Cafés, Schools, Homes – Everything Around the Target Destroyed

In this report from Iran, investigative journalist and human rights lawyer Dimitri Lascaris visits the area around Niloofar Square in Tehran following an attack that was said to target a police station. Walking through the neighborhood, he documents damage that extends well beyond the intended site. Cafés, residential buildings, a bakery, and schools in close […]


REPORT FROM IRAN: US-Israeli Attacks Destroy Spaces for Youth

In this report from Iran, investigative journalist and human rights lawyer Dimitri Lascaris documents the aftermath of an attack on a sports complex in Tehran. Once a place where young people gathered for football and other activities, the site now lies in ruins. Walking through the destroyed stadium and surrounding buildings, he captures how the […]


24. March 2026

REPORT FROM IRAN: Destroyed Homes, Dead Children After US-Israeli Strikes

In this report from Iran, investigative journalist and human rights lawyer Dimitri Lascaris documents what he saw in Tabriz after the bombings. He visits destroyed residential areas, speaks with survivors, rescue workers, and grieving relatives, and captures scenes that turn abstract talk of war into something immediate and personal. From shattered homes to the testimony […]


23. March 2026

REPORT FROM IRAN: The Reality of War Is Not What You Think

In his first report from Iran during the ongoing war, human rights lawyer and journalist Dimitri Lascaris shares his observations from Tabriz — but what he encounters challenges common expectations: no visible fighting, no panic, but a sense of normalcy that raises important questions. How is this possible in the middle of a war? And […]