The People’s Mojahedin of Iran (PMOI/MEK) celebrated the 58th anniversary of its official founding on Tuesday.
The People’s Mojahedin of Iran (PMOI/MEK) celebrated the 58th anniversary of its official founding on Tuesday. Members and supporters gathered to commemorate the MEK’s long-standing survival in the face of violent repression, first by the Shah’s dictatorship and then by the mullahs’ theocracy. However, the MEK has done much more than simply survive while promoting a democratic alternative to both repressive systems.
PMOI/MEK founders Mohammad Hanifnejad, Saeid Mohsen, and Ali Asghar Badizadegan.
On September 6, 1965, three Iranian youths, Mohammad Hanifnejad, Saeid Mohsen, and Ali Asghar Badizadegan, were assassinated. Hanifnejad, Mohsen, and Badizadegan founded the People’s Mojahedin of Iran (PMOI/MEK) at a time when the Shah regime suppressed all opposition movements and imprisoned or executed their leaders.
For more than four decades, an extremely illegitimate regime in Iran has managed to deceive the world and sell the misleading assumption that the only available substitute to its own destructive reign would be chaos and the source of more instability in the Middle East.
Responding to an increasingly discontent society and worldwide isolation, the regime tried to fool the world with the so-called “moderates” and “reformists.”Never fall for the regime’s treachery, the Iranian Resistance exposed these tactics, and time proved those efforts futile when in 2017, protesters across Iran chanted, “Reformists, principalists, the game is over!”
Front page of Khamenei’s mouthpiece, the Kayhan daily: Salman Rushdie caught in divine revenge, Trump and Pompeo in the next turn.
On Monday, the Iranian regime’s Foreign Ministry issued the regime’s first official statement regarding the attempted murder of Salman Rushdie, simultaneously disclaiming all guilt and asserting that it was wholly justified. The founder of the regime, Ruhollah Khomeini, issued a fatwa in 1989 that called for the author to be declared an apostate and an enemy of God and called for his execution.
Locals took to the streets in Shahrekord of Chaharmahal & Bakhtiari province to protest severe water shortages on August 16, 2022 (Image via social media)
On Monday, August 16, residents of Shahrekord, a city in the Chaharmahal & Bakhtiari province of southwest Iran, took to the streets to protest severe water shortages in their community and other cities. The protesters immediately started chanting anti-regime slogans, denouncing the mullahs for their crimes and corruption, and blaming the entire system for the long-standing problems of the country. The Shahrekord protesters were clearly referring to regime President Ebrahim Raisi and his failed policies after one year in office by chanting “Death to Raisi!”
“Maryam Rajavi: Seeking justice for the martyrs of the 1988 massacre is a patriotic duty,”, “Raisi must face justice. This is the verdict of history and the will of the Iranian people,”
In political literature or the field of international politics, the term “Resistance Unit” may be new and still outside the mainstream. Yet, slowly but steadily, it is breaking through the wall of fear and censorship erected by the regime’s security apparatus as well as the disregard of the international media, which is oriented by certain interests known as ‘real politics.’
Women’s rights and their place in society serve as a barometer for determining how democratic a nation is. Iran, in contrast to other nations, encourages, legalizes, and practices misogyny.
The Iranian regime has launched a repressive campaign to “enjoin virtue and prohibit vice” in its latest misogynistic effort. This “chastity and hijab” plan was approved by the regime’s Supreme Security Council in 2005. The mullahs had implemented this oppressive measure for years and had to stop it as they feared intense and widespread public backlash.
Thousands of retirees and pensioners affiliated with the Social Security Organization protested for the third day on Wednesday, June 8, 2022, in at least ten provinces.
Thousands of retirees and pensioners affiliated with the Social Security Organization protested for the third day on Wednesday, June 8, 2022, in at least ten provinces. Outside government buildings, retirees chanted “Death to [regime president Ebrahim] Raisi,” “Raisi; death to your deception,” and “We can only obtain our rights on the tarmac.” “Retirees rallied and marched in Tehran, Yazd, Ahvaz, Zanjan, Arak, Karaj, Kermanshah, Kerman, Rasht, and Khorramabad cities, protesting the regime’s plundering of their rights and indifference to their rightful demands,” the National Council of Resistance of Iran said.
While praising more than four decades of steadfast resilience of the Iranian Resistance against the religious tyranny in Iran, Ms. Rudik said: “It is an honor to see you and to learn from up.
On Sunday, June 5, Ms. Kira Rudik, Leader of the Voice of Ukraine Party and Vice President of The Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe in the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (ALDE-PACE) met with Ms. Maryam Rajavi, the President-elect of the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI) at Ashraf-3, Albania, home to thousands of members of the principal opposition movement, the Mujahedin-e-Khalq (PMOI/MEK).
Officials from the government refuse to say how many people have died. They also obstruct public assistance in rescuing citizens from the rubble.
Five students were killed in the Metropol building incident, according to the head of Khuzestan’s General Department of Education. Due to the unsuitability of the structures, the Metropol Tower, built by Khamenei’s mafia gangs, collapsed on the people of Abadan on May 23, 2022. Over the last few days, the debris removal operations have been moving at a snail’s pace. Officials from the government refuse to say how many people have died. They also obstruct public assistance in rescuing citizens from the rubble.
