The 2017/2018 Uprising breathed new life into the Resistance Movement in Iran, and the MEK Iran Resistance Units seized on this momentum and spent 2018 organizing the protests and strikes that grew out of popular resentment with the ruling regime. Meanwhile, the Resistance Units were also training and working with the Iranian people to find strategies to resist the mullahs.
The UK cross-party Parliamentary conference in the House of Commons in support of Iran Protests and democratic change in Iran. The President-elect of the Iranian opposition, Mrs. Maryam Rajavi, addressed the meeting via video- January 21, 2020
On Tuesday, January 21st, a conference was held in the U.K. House of Commons with members from both the House of Commons and the House of Lords. The bicameral conference was convened to discuss future U.K. policy on Iran in the wake of recent widespread anti-regime protests.
Workers from the Mahshahr petrochemical Complex and workers from other sectors continue protest against the poor working condition.
There has been a great deal of unrest in Iran in recent months. Starting mid-November last year, people have been taking to the streets across the country. Many were protesting the huge hike in fuel prices and others continued to protest against widespread corruption and the regime’s meddling abroad.
Mullahs’ regime incapable of controlling Protests in Iran and Iraq
On 3rd January, two top terrorists linked to the Iranian regime were killed during a drone strike in Iraq that was carried out by the United States. Abu Mahdi al-Muhandis has had strong links to the Iranian regime for years and since 2011 served as deputy chief of an Iraqi militia named Hashd al-Shaabi (which has been described as Iraq’s equivalent to the Iranian regime’s repressive Basij Force).
The crisis that the ruling regime in Iran is facing, people uprising and coming parliamentary election
The ruling mullahs in Iran have been faced with crisis after crisis over the past few years and there are indications that it is hanging to power by a thread. Indeed, if it were for the will of the people alone, the regime would have collapsed a long time ago.
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.
Khamenei and the crises he is facing with now in Iran
Last Friday, the Supreme Leader of the Iranian regime, Ali Khamenei, held his first Friday prayer sermon in eight years. It was a highly anticipated event that was even reported about in international news.
Massoud-Rajavi, the leader of the Iranian Opposition, was released from the Shah’s notorious SAVAK prison on January 20, 1979, leading MEK’s movement that is now the main opposition to the ruling religious fascism.
Resistance Units of the Mujahedin-e Khalq (PMOI/MEK) marked Jan 20th, the anniversary of the Iranian resistance leader’s release from the Shah’s prison in 1979.
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.
