A recent report by the National Union for Freedom and Democracy in Iran (NUFDI) titled "Faith Under Siege" details the ongoing religious oppression in Iran, with a focus on the treatment of various religious minorities. The report indicates that the Iranian government has intensified its crackdown on the Christian community, resulting in the detention of at least 50 individuals. This repression is part of a broader pattern of state aggression against religious minorities, including Jews and Baha'is, which raises concerns about human rights and social equity in the region. The report provides numerous examples of arrests and highlights the challenges faced by these communities in practicing their faith freely. The situation underscores the implications of state policies that prioritize control over religious expression, often at the expense of fundamental human rights.