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Tuesday, May 12, 2015
IRAN - ONLINE Q AND A WITH AMB. ROBERT JOSEPH ON IRANIAN REGIME NUCLEAR PROGRAM
IRAN: Iranshahr residents protest death of Baluchis by State Security Forces
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On Sunday, May 10, people of Mohammadabad and Karimabad villages, near Iranshahr in Sistan and Baluchestan Province, who were enraged by the death of two Baluchis, attacked the police station in Mohammadabad with wooden clubs and stones setting it ablaze. The protests in the region continued into late hours of Sunday night and protesters destroyed three vehicles belonging to the security forces and the municipality. Moreover, the Iranshahr-Bampour road was closed down by protestors.............
Monday, May 11, 2015
IRAN - Mahabad - Anti-regime protests continued despite crackdown
Mahabad
NCRI Statements- Iran Protests about Mahabad
IRAN- MAHABAD- Iranian Demonstrations Heat Up In Kurdish Cities, Met With Military Violence
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| Iran regime crackdowns on protesters demanding justice for Farinaz Khosravani |
Maryam Rajavi , the president-elect of the National Council of Resistance of Iran, who is living in exile in Paris, said in a statement she supported the demonstrations. The NCRI is a constituent of an umbrella opposition group that includes five political organizations.
The Mahabad protests inspired Kurds living in Iraq, Syria and Turkey to demonstrate themselves. Kurds across the three countries marched in their respective cities, holding signs with the phrase 'JusticeForFarinaz':
Despite the violence in Mahabad, the Iranian government has not issued a public statement on the situation, but religious hardliners in the country have denounced the protests. The radio silence in Tehran appears indicative of a larger struggle taking place between the ruling establishment.
The Mahabad protests inspired Kurds living in Iraq, Syria and Turkey to demonstrate themselves. Kurds across the three countries marched in their respective cities, holding signs with the phrase 'JusticeForFarinaz':
Despite the violence in Mahabad, the Iranian government has not issued a public statement on the situation, but religious hardliners in the country have denounced the protests. The radio silence in Tehran appears indicative of a larger struggle taking place between the ruling establishment.
Sunday, May 10, 2015
IRAN: Widespread arrests and undeclared curfew in Mahabad
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The Iranian Resistance calls for support and solidarity of all Iranians with the Kurdish people against the religious tyranny ruling Iran and emphasizes on the need to help the valiant people and youth of Mahabad.
IRAN- Political prisoner wounded due to severe beating
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Political prisoner Ali Moezi
was summoned to court on Monday, May 4 at around 7 am. However, he refused to
appear in court protesting its legitimacy.
After some time a major of the
Revolutionary Guards, along with around 5 others, attacked this old political
prisoner and literally banged his head to the metal bars of his cell. His
forehead was severely wounded as a result and led to severe bleeding. They
viciously cuffed his hands and feet, dragged him on the ground and threw him
into a vehicle with which they took him to branch 1 of the Karaj court (west of
Tehran) chaired by Asef Hosseini.
The branch court judge began
threatening, insulting and harassing the political prisoner despite his severe
bleeding from the forehead.
Finally, they returned him to
Karaj Central Prison and showed him the illegal new sentencing of another year
in prison.
Mr. Moezi refused to sign and
told them to give a copy of the sentencing to his lawyer and family, and get a
signature from them.
Political prisoner Ali Moezi is suffering from
prostate cancer, kidney problems and other illnesses. He was arrested while
receiving treatment for cancer and from then on he has been deprived of any
serious medical care.
Iran- Maryam Rajavi hails brave people of Mahabad for their uprising, teaching good lesson to regime and its intelligence agents
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Farinaz
Khosravi, 26, lost her life while defending herself against the assault of an
intelligence ministry agent.
Mrs.
Rajavi extended her deepest condolences and sympathy to Ms. Khosravi's family,
describing her as a brave and honorable woman.
She
lauded the residents of Mahabad for their act of protest and called on the
Iranian public and youth to rise up in support.
Mrs.
Rajavi said: The misogynous clerical regime and all its corrupt hirelings and
mercenaries seriously fear the people of Iran and cannot do anything when
confronted with their determination.
She
urged Iranian women and youths to rise in protest against the assaults of the regime's
agents, particularly on honorable women and girls. She stressed that they
should not allow the lives and pride of Iranian youths be victimized in such
egregious crimes.
Mrs.
Rajavi hailed the martyrs of Kurdistan and wished recovery for those wounded in
this demonstration and asked the populace to rush to their aid.
Iran- Afghanistan: A popular call to close the Iranian regime embassy in Kabul
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| Afghan people living in Kabul rallied to condemn Iranian regime meddling in their country |
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