Accounts created on Regime Files.
Independent intelligence and evidence archive
Evidence that cannot disappear.
A community-built archive documenting the Islamic Republic of Iran, its global networks, victims, propaganda, regime-linked actors, and overlooked investigations. Evidence is preserved in one searchable place so facts can be examined, discussed, and never quietly erased.
Evidence standardNo evidence, no publication
Public records are built around sources, context, documentation, and review.
Evidence first. Verify everything. Preserve the record.
Platform Access
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Members can search records, inspect evidence, join discussions, follow investigations, remember victims, and apply to contribute documented material.RF://
Why Regime Files Exists
One place for the evidence they hoped would disappear.
Regime Files gives Iranians and the worldwide public a permanent, searchable record of victims, regime-linked actors, propaganda, influence networks, and investigations that would otherwise be scattered, forgotten, buried, or ignored.Iranians should be able to document their own history, challenge propaganda with evidence, remember every victim, and ensure the world can inspect the facts for itself.
Iranian-led. Worldwide in scope.
The subject is the Islamic Republic and its activities, but the evidence can lead anywhere. Regime Files supports worldwide countries, regions, cities, local locations, organizations, and cross-border networks.
Remember every victim
Preserve names, stories, locations, evidence, and historical context so victims are never reduced to a statistic or erased from the record.
Document responsible actors
Bring together evidence about regime-linked individuals, organizations, affiliates, influence networks, and activities in a form the public can inspect.
Expose propaganda
Archive fake news, coordinated narratives, manipulated media, and regime propaganda alongside the evidence needed to challenge them.
Investigate what others ignore
Enable a worldwide community to examine overlooked events, connect evidence, develop investigations, and bring difficult truths into public view.
The public record belongs to everyone