US Senate briefing on Iran protests, December 4, 2019

Wednesday, December 4th marked the 20th consecutive day of protests since the Iranian regime announced a massive price increase on gasoline, triggering a nationwide anti-regime uprising. Protesters in 189 cities have called for the overthrow of the clerical regime, citing its corruption and repression of the Iranian people.

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Iranian regime admits security forces have killed the protesters in November 2019

The Iranian regime acknowledged that its security forces shot and killed protesters in November uprising.

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Zarif’s trip to Italy was canceled because of Iran protests

Iran’s Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif will no longer attend the Mediterranean Dialogues forum in Rome this Friday, according to Italy’s Adnkronos news agency, possibly because of the ongoing Iran uprising that is disrupting the country and the regime’s record of human rights violations.

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MEK: Iran Protests on its 20th consecutive day- File Photo

December 4rd marked the 20th day since nationwide anti-regime protests broke out in Iran after the mullahs announced a sudden increase in gasoline prices. Protests continue despite a massive crackdown by the regime’s security forces, with the death toll exceeding 1000, according to Mujahedin-e Khalq (PMOI/MEK) sources.

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Iranians Protest against the crackdown in Iran- Paris

The Iranian community in France and the supporters of the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI, Mujahedin-e Khalq or MEK)  held a rally in Paris’ Trocadero Square to show their support for the Iranian uprising that has been raging since November 15 and has been the subject of a brutal crackdown by the regime’s security forces that left at least 1000 protesters dead.

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Fallen for Freedom in November 2019 Uprising Across Iran

The Iranian uprising entered its nineteenth consecutive day on Thursday, spreading to at least 189 cities, according to the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK), and continued to be met with repression by the Iranian regime.

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Iran Protests entered its nineteenth continues day- File Photo

Anti-regime protests in Iran entered their nineteenth consecutive day on Tuesday, have spread to 187 cities, according to the Mujahedin-e Khalq (PMOI/MEK), despite an extensive and brutal crackdown that left 750 protesters dead, 4,000 injured, and 12,000 arrested.

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Iran Protests continue and the number of martyrs rises

Anti-regime protests, rallies, and demonstrations reached their 18th consecutive day on Monday despite the Iranian regime’s brutal crackdown on protesters and Internet embargo. The protests, which began after the regime announced a drastic increase in gasoline prices, have now spread to at least 187 cities, according to sources in the MEK network inside Iran.

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MEK: at least 600 have been killed during Iran Protests

At least 600 people have been killed by Iran’s security forces and snipers since the Iran uprising began on November 15, according to the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK).

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Condemning crackdown in Iran, Friends of a Free Iran released an urgent statement on November 2019

Following the brutal crackdown of the recent uprising by the religious fascist regime in Iran, Friends of a Free Iran (FoFI), an informal intergroup in the European Parliament, released an urgent statement in November 2019. Members of the European Parliament called to end the brutal crackdown on protesters in Iran with hundreds killed, thousands wounded and thousands more arrested.

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