Every Name Preserved Against Oblivion
Where Darkness Seeks Oblivion, We Record Every Name in Light.
Rounaki Human Rights Center is an independent evidentiary archive and memorial dedicated to investigating state violence, preserving victim testimonies, and pursuing accountability before international courts.
The Architecture of Evidentiary Memory
“Rounaki—meaning light and clarity—stands against the erasure of human life, transforming grief into incontrovertible legal truth.”
- Evidentiary Standard
- Multi-Source Corroboration
- Repository Access
- UN & Judicial Mechanisms
Founded on the conviction that every human life possesses inviolable dignity, Rounaki Human Rights Center stands as an independent archive, investigative observatory, and legal advocacy institution. Across conflict zones and fractured borderlands, systematic violence often seeks not only to extinguish lives, but to erase the memory of those who perished. Our primary mandate is to confront forced oblivion with rigorous evidentiary documentation.
Through a network of field researchers, human rights jurists, and local witnesses, we construct verifiable case files that meet the strict evidentiary thresholds of international tribunals and United Nations special procedures.
Rounaki, meaning light and clarity, reflects our unwavering commitment to illuminate the darkest chapters of state repression, targeted assassinations, arbitrary detentions, and indiscriminate attacks against civilians.
Primary Witness Corroboration
Every archival record requires independent cross-verification through primary witness depositions, forensic documentation, and satellite chronolocation prior to publication.
Universal Jurisdiction Filings
Evidentiary dossiers are formatted in direct compliance with United Nations Special Procedures and international criminal tribunals to combat institutional impunity.
The Human Cost in Verified Figures
Each figure represents an individually corroborated dossier with primary witness depositions, forensic documentation, and geographic verification.
Faces Behind the Dossiers
Aram Rahimi
Civil engineering student and community volunteer killed during a peaceful vigil.
Zhina Kurdi
Young poet and literature archivist fatally wounded near her family home.
Soran Faraj
Fifth-grade student killed during an artillery strike on a residential quarter.
Helin Qaderi
Pediatric nurse and mother of two targeted while delivering medical supplies.
Kawa Mahmoudi
32 yo - Abducted and executed in 2021
Rojin Karim
27 yo - Journalist silenced while reporting truth
Hadi Ahmadi
45 yo - Medical worker killed on duty
Alan Hosseini
15 yo - High school student shot in the street
Bina Zandi
61 yo - Mother seeking justice for her missing son
Submit Testimony or Legal Inquiry
Witnesses, bereaved family members, journalists, and international legal counsel may contact the Rounaki HRC archival directorate directly.
- Archival Desk
- [email protected]
- Press Liaison
- [email protected]
- Protection Protocol
- End-to-end encrypted intake · Strict source anonymization available upon request