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Australian Baha'is are speaking out against a new wave of official attacks in Iran that has seen the closure of businesses run by their friends and family.

At the climax of a seven-day campaign in support of seven unjustly imprisoned Baha’i leaders in Iran, the Australian Baha’i community has distributed a special video via social media.

When Vahid Tizfahm was in solitary confinement in Iran -- being punished for his faith as a Baha’i -- some of his friends came to the prison with a present…

This month my younger brother, Behrouz Tavakkoli, completed seven years of an unjust 20-year sentence for being part of the seven-member Baha’i leadership group in Iran. He remains in prison.

For the seventh anniversary of the unjust imprisonment in Iran of my uncle and his six colleagues, I have been involved in the creation of an installation that aims to…

My cousin, Afif Naeimi, is dedicated to improving the community in which he lives.

Jamaloddin Khanjani, 81, is a successful businessman known for his dynamic, loving personality.

My mother, Fariba Kamalabadi, is an educational psychologist and is a warm, compassionate, spiritual and intelligent person.

The first of seven Baha’i leaders to be unjustly imprisoned in 2008 was Mahvash Sabet, a poet whose thoughts and feelings have since inspired people the world over.

A heart-shaped installation at the Baha’i Temple in Sydney is part of a nationwide and global campaign to express loving support to seven wrongly imprisoned Baha’i leaders in Iran, and…