Iran -300 acid attacks in 1 year in Iran

Abolfazl Abu-Torabi, a member of the Legal and Judiciary Commission in Iran’s so-called parliament referred to 300 cases of acid attacks in 1 year and said, “There have been no declines in the punishment of acid attacks.”
“The punishment of acid attacks, if it is intended to inflict a blow to the state or with ‘moharebe’ (enmity against God) intentions, is death. However, acid attacks for other reasons are punished by ‘qisas’ (retribution in kind), ‘diyeh’ (blood money) and jail time,” he added.

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IRAN - Nuclear talks would not change nature or conduct of Iran regime

Elisabetta Zamparutti

Elisabetta Zamparutti is an official of Hands Off Cane, and a former member of the Italian Parliament

The sun was just creeping up over the desert sand one early morning in September 2013, a small encampment of Iranian refugees  in Iraq, Camp Ashraf, was fast asleep, but things changed in an instant. Iraqi soldiers, acting at the behest of the Iranian regime during the tenure of former Iraqi Prime Minister, Nouri al-Maliki,  gathered the unarmed Iranians who fled persecution in their homeland seeking safe heaven, lined them up and executed them, extinguishing their lives.

This horrific incident,  was the indirect work of an Iran regime flexing its muscle across the region by sewing the seeds of chaos and despair. The  52 victims, members of the People's Mojahedin Organization of Iran, the principal Iranian opposition movement, couldn’t fight, or speak up, like their brethren in Iran and those is most of the Middle East. On Sunday of June 13th however, Iranians spoke up and spread their message loudly and clearly: regime change in Iran. 

Nuclear talks would not change nature or conduct of Iran regime