POSTERS FOR USE
RECENT WORK, SHARED
Usage
These posters were created in response to the current political climate in Iran and the global protests that followed.
They are shared here for public use. Feel free to download, print, and share them for peaceful expression.
Art is a universal language. When words fall short, or are not permitted, it has a way of carrying meaning forward.
In moments like this, supporting a shared humanity that is fighting for freedom means giving voice to those who are silenced and carrying their words as far as possible.
Further Context & Reporting
The institutions listed below are widely recognized for their independent, evidence-based documentation of human rights conditions worldwide.
They are included here as points of reference for those who wish to better understand the broader context surrounding the work. This list reflects sources we trust for rigor, transparency, and accountability.
- Amnesty International Global human rights organization known for detailed country reports, legal review, and long-term documentation of abuses across all regions.
- Human Rights Watch Independent international organization conducting in-depth investigations into human rights violations worldwide, frequently cited by courts, media, and governments.
- United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights The UN body mandated to monitor, document, and report on human rights conditions globally through special rapporteurs, fact-finding missions, and treaty bodies.
- Independent International Fact-Finding Mission on Iran A UN-mandated mission established to investigate alleged serious human rights violations in Iran and preserve evidence for potential accountability.
- Center for Human Rights in Iran A New York-based organization focused on documenting human rights conditions in Iran through reporting, legal analysis, and advocacy grounded in evidence.