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.
An Iraqi protester during the growing uprising in Iraq against the Iranian regime- File Photo
Since the beginning of October last year, the people of Iraq have managed to maintain momentum on their nationwide uprising. They have been protesting against political corruption that has transformed their country into a shadow of its former self.
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.
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.
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.
The university students poured to the streets of Tehran and dozens of other cities after the Iranian regime admitted it had shot down the Ukrainian passenger plane killing 176 people-January 11, 2020
The mid-November uprising turned on Tehran once again. This time, however, the spark that ignited the powder-keg was the downing of a Ukrainian passenger plane in the sky of the Iranian capital city, which resulted in the death of 176 innocent people.
A portray of Qassem Soleimani, the chief of the terrorist Quds force.
The most senior terrorist and the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) chieftain, Qassem Soleimani’s record was published on the Washington Times paper version last week, under “Iran Regime’s Terror Master, Qassem Soleimani’s Record”.
Students and supporters of the MEK, took to the street following the criminal downing of the Ukrainian passenger plane that killed 176 people- January 11, 2020
During the funeral of two of the victims of the downed Boeing 737-800 protests broke out. In the early hours of 8th January, a passenger flight traveling from Tehran to Kyiv was shot down by Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC).
