IRAN- OFFICIAL MATCHMAKING SERVICE REFLECTS GENERAL CRACKDOWN ON WOMEN

INU - On Monday, it was reported that the Iranian regime had launched an official matchmaking website as part of an attempt to encourage marriage among the approximately 11 million unmarried adults in the country.

In the midst of economic circumstances affected both by international sanctions and widespread government mismanagement, many of the youth of Iran are choosing to avoid the expense of marriage and are delaying the formation of families. But the Associated Press reports that the Iranian constitution specifically tasks the government with facilitating the formation of families. As such, the currently popular practice of cohabitation without marriage is strongly discouraged.

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IRAN- House passes bill calling on Iran to release American prisoners

American pastor Saied Abedini given more than 12 years imprisonment in Iran

The US House of Representative passed a resolution on Monday calling on Iran to immediately release three American political prisoners, according to an article published on The Hill.
The measure, approved 391-0, urges the Iranian government to free Pastor Saeed Abedini and two other Americans held in Iran prisons.
Passage of the resolution comes weeks before international negotiators’ June 30 deadline to reach a final deal with Iran over its nuclear program.
Rep. Dan Kildee (D-Mich.), the measure’s author who represents Flint, Mich., said the prisoners shouldn’t be used as a bargaining chip.
“It’s important that we remember these names. These are individuals. They are not just pawns in a geopolitical struggle between Iran and the rest of the world,” Kildee said.

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IRAN- Iranian regime agents threaten Camp Liberty residents after meeting Iraqi minister

NCRI-Agroup of agents of the Iranian regime’s Ministry of Intelligence and Security (MOIS) and the terrorist Quds Force (QF), disguised as families of Camp Liberty residents, were once again taken to the camp at 10.30 a.m. on Wednesday, June 17, 2015,bySadeq Mohammad Kazem from the Governmental Committee tasked to suppress camp residents.

The agents standing at the Police Station chanted slogans against camp residents and among other things said, “As we destroyed Ashraf, we will destroy this camp, too.” (Watch the video).

The measure took place after the agents met with Mohammad Mehdi Bayati, the Iraqi Minister of Human Rights on June 14.

The same agents had previously been taken to Camp Liberty on June 9 and 10, and another group of MOIS and QF agents were transferred to the camp on April 14 and 21.

Since November 2014, in dozens of statements and letters addressed to officials in the U.N. and the U.S., the Iranian Resistance has been warning that about the Iranian regime’s plan to creating another bloodbath in Camp Liberty, similar to Camp Ashraf, with laying the grounds for psychological torture of the residents through dispatch of a number MOIS and QF agents disguised as families of Camp Liberty residents..

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