Structured Forums
Threaded, moderated discussion boards organised by topic — from domestic policy to international advocacy campaigns.
The National Iran Network is a secure, purpose-built platform supporting the Iranian diaspora in organised discussion, human rights advocacy, and democratic engagement.
We exist to bridge the gap between dispersed voices in the Iranian diaspora and the levers of international advocacy. Social media is noisy and ephemeral. Forums here are structured, searchable, and linked to real outcomes — petitions, statements, and published meeting summaries that carry weight.
Every discussion on this platform is moderated for quality, respects the anonymity of participants where required, and is archived so that momentum is never lost between sessions.
Explore the ForumsParticipants may use verified aliases to protect their safety while still contributing meaningfully to discussions.
All core platform content is available in English and Farsi, ensuring no voice is excluded by language barriers.
Discussion threads, roundtables, and live meetings are moderated by trained community members, not opaque algorithms.
Every roundtable produces a published summary. Every vote generates a record. Discussion always connects to action.
We provide infrastructure that social platforms cannot — structured, archived, and accountable dialogue.
Threaded, moderated discussion boards organised by topic — from domestic policy to international advocacy campaigns.
Scheduled virtual sessions with facilitated agendas, live Q&A, polls, and published minutes after each meeting.
A curated news section separating editorial content from community discussion, with clear sourcing and dates.
Every thread, vote, and statement is permanently archived and fully searchable — institutional memory that outlasts any single member.
The National Iran Network operates as an initiative under Amnesty International Australia, which provides governance oversight, data protection standards, and organisational accountability. This affiliation means the platform adheres to rigorous human rights principles in how it is run, moderated, and how participant data is handled.
Amnesty International is a global movement of more than ten million people campaigning for human rights. Their Australian chapter provides the legal and institutional framework within which the National Iran Network was founded and continues to operate.
Visit Amnesty International AustraliaMembers may participate under a verified alias, protecting personal identity while maintaining community accountability.
We collect only what is necessary to operate the platform. Your data is never sold or shared with third parties.
The platform is explicitly designed to not expose participants to state surveillance or identity-revealing metadata.
Community guidelines are published, consistently applied, and subject to appeal — not opaque or arbitrary.
Membership is free and open to members of the Iranian diaspora and allied supporters.