Evin Prison is a high-security facility located in Tehran, Iran. Established in 1972, it is known for housing political prisoners, dissidents, and individuals accused of crimes against the state. The prison has gained international attention due to reports of human rights abuses and harsh living conditions. The facility is notorious for its secretive nature and lack of transparency. Many inmates have faced torture and unfair trials, leading to widespread condemnation from human rights organizations. Despite its controversial reputation, Evin Prison remains a central part of Iran's judicial system, reflecting the country's approach to dissent and opposition.