Defiant youth in Iran torch the Iranian regime’s symbols. January 2020

Torching symbols of the regime

Last evening, Saturday 25^th, defiant youth, supporters of the Mujahedin-e Khalq (PMOI/MEK Iran) torched a large poster of the eliminated commander of the IRGC terrorist Quds Force, Qassem Soleimai on Niayesh Expressway, north of the capital. The flame was so extensive that the Iranian regime had to deploy a fire engine to the scene.

Saturday 25th, supporters of MEK Iran torched a large poster of Qassem Soleimai on Niayesh Expressway, Tehran

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The exhibition, “120 Years of Struggle for Freedom,” a comprehensive and emotional journey through the Iranian people’s long struggle for freedom

Last Tuesday, the NCRI unveiled a virtual tour of the museum exhibition featured at Ashraf-3, the MEK’s headquarters in Albania. The exhibition, entitled, “120 Years of Struggle for Freedom,” is a comprehensive and emotional journey through the Iranian people’s long fight for freedom.

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Amnesty International  says Iran regime brutally cracked down the recent Iran Protests, January 15, 2020

Amnesty International confirmed that the Iranian regime violently suppressed peaceful protesters during recent anti-regime demonstrations triggered by the Revolutionary Guards’ (IRGC) downing of a Ukrainian airliner earlier this month. The findings were published in a January 15th report prepared by the international human rights organization and shared on its website.

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Rouhani, Alamolhoda, and Javad Larijani show their fear over student’s protests in Iran

Anti-regime protests continue in universities and cities across Iran as students express their outrage over the regime’s corruption and suppression. Regime officials have responded to the expansion of these protests, which have been described as a continuation of the November 2019 Uprising that spread to 190 cities and shook the clerical dictatorship to its core, with increasing worry. A number of high-ranking officials have recently made public statements revealing their fears that the students’ protests could lead to dire consequences for the mullahs and their ability to hold onto power.

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104 women have been executed under Hassan Rouhani’s presidency

The Iranian regime’s campaign of terror continues. It not only terrorizes millions of people around the region in the countries in which it interferes in the internal affairs, but it is also terrorizing the people of Iran.

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Students protest over downing of the civilian airplane by the IRGC in Iran

Medical students at the University of Tehran held a protest in front of the university mosque, where they chanted anti-regime slogans.

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Students in Iran continue protesting against the downing of a civil airliner by the criminal Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) in Iran

Students at the Sharif Industrial University continued to protest. The students have been voicing their indignation at the regime’s recent actions, in particular, the downing of the Ukraine International Airlines flight PS752 in which almost two hundred people died.

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Students protest against the role of the Iranian regime in the downing of Ukrainian airplane, January 2020

The domestic situation in Iran is getting increasingly tense as Iran’s international relations continue to go in the same direction. Students across Iran are taking to the streets to express their anger towards the Iranian regime, in particular with regards to the 176 people that were killed when the notorious Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) shot down the passenger plane they were traveling in.

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Iranian regime fired missiles on a civilian airplane killing 176 innocent people

Sources affiliated to the Iranian Resistance declared that there were 3530 recorded Iran protests in 2019 with an average of 294 protests a month, and 10 protests a day. From the 3,530 protests, 265 were related to nationwide protests that erupted in November over the increase of gasoline prices.

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Ambassador Ken Blackwell, former United States Ambassador to the United Nations’ Human Rights Commission

In a  piece on the Town Hall by Ambassador Ken Blackwell, former United States Ambassador to the United Nations’ Human Rights Commission, the recent attack on the US Embassy in Baghdad and Iran protests have been discussed.

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