Since the nationwide internet blackout on January 10, 2026, Iran has become a "black hole" for human rights. Reports indicate over 30,000 killed and a horrifying trend of mass graves and extrajudicial executions. Our mission is to bypass the digital blockade using satellite technology to document victims' names and burial sites. Anonymity is the executioner's greatest tool-your support helps us shine a light on the darkness and save lives.
Iran is currently under a total information vacuum. Behind this wall, wounded protesters are being buried alive (The Isfahan Hospital Tragedy) and families are finding survivors hidden among corpses in morgues (The Kahrizak Incident). Without immediate documentation, these crimes against humanity will be erased from history, granting the perpetrators eternal impunity-just as they did during the 1988 massacre.
We pierce the digital blackout using high-cost satellite tech to link field researchers with the world. By identifying detainees, we turn anonymous prisoners into known cases, raising the political cost of their execution. We map mass graves via GPS to secure evidence before it's destroyed. Our real-time dossiers go directly to UN bodies and global media, stripping the regime of the "cover of darkness" it needs to commit genocide. Information is our weapon to stop the killing machine.
This project ends the regime's culture of impunity. By naming the 50,000+ detainees and mapping mass graves during the 2026 blackout, we create a "political shield" for the living and a legal archive for the fallen. We prevent a second 1988 genocide by ensuring no crime is hidden. Long-term, this data serves as the primary evidence for UN tribunals and international courts, securing justice for victims and preventing the state from ever erasing the truth of these atrocities.
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