Friday, April 17, 2015
IRAN -Thousands of teachers take to streets across Iran
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Nationwide teachers protest in Iran demanding
freedom of dozens of teachers arrested last month
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The protestations against repression and discrimination were held outside
the departments of education in most cities.
In Tehran, teachers gathered at two points, outside the Ministry of
Education as well as outside the parliament or as it is called in Farsi, the
Majlis. State security forces surrounded the teachers tightly and prevented
people from joining them.
Teachers are among the most oppressed sectors of the Iranian society.
Despite high prices, their salaries are meager and most of them have to work at
two jobs to earn a minimum living.
Iranian Resistance's President-elect Maryam Rajavi hailed Iranian
teachers and said, "The only way to end poverty, unemployment and
inflation is the toppling of the clerical regime ruling Iran."
In Thursday's nationwide demonstrations, Iranian teachers chanted:
Teachers, rise up to abolish discrimination
Free imprisoned teachers.
Criticism is forbidden but embezzlement and fraud are free
Improved earning for living is our inalienable right
Poverty line 3 million, our salary 1 million.
Wednesday, April 15, 2015
Iran – 44 persons executed in 4 days
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| Executions in Iran |
Theclerical regime ruling Iran has once again undertaken massive executions of
youths in a bid to terrorize the populace and prevent their protestations in
light of recent developments in the region and formation of an
anti-fundamentalist coalition by Arab countries. It fears that such incidents
could create troubles in the country.
Of
course, the mullahs have terrible miscalculations. Executions and arrests are
no longer effective for solving the regime’s multiple crises. These very youths
will aid the nationwide Resistance movement led by Mrs. Maryam Rajavi and
topple this tyrannical regime. Such atrocities will only add to the criminal
record of the mullahs.
The
National Council of Resistance of Iran issued a statement urging the UN
Security Council, the U.S. Administration and the European Union to take action
to prevent the escalation of executions in Iran. The Iranian Resistance further
urged human rights advocates and organizations to launch a universal campaign
against violations of human rights in Iran.
Tuesday, April 14, 2015
Iran - Karaj: Iran regime executes 16 in Qezel-Hessar Prison
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Sixteen political prisoners on the
verge of being hanged
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16 political Forty prisoners in various prisons were transferred on
Saturday, April 11, from their cellblocks to solitary cells to prepare their
executions
Families and relatives of 16 prisoners gathered outside the
prison, immediately after learning of this matter and demanded cancellation of
the death decrees.
Overlooking the pleas, the clerical regime executed 12
prisoners on the morning Sunday, April 12. All of the executed prisoners were
under 30 years of age.
Inmates in Gohardasht and Central prisons staged a protest
and hurled stones at prison guards. They
said, “We will not allow you to kill our cellmates; we will not let you kill
us.”
Head of the Prisons Organization had earlier declared that
half a million people are imprisoned every year and some 250,000 people are
detained unnecessarily.”
The National Council of Resistance of Iran condemned the heinous
executions and urged international bodies to take immediate action to prevent
execution of youths in Iran.
Monday, April 13, 2015
Iran-Who will judge the peaceful nature of Iran's nuclear program?
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Yukiya Amano, the head of the U.N.’s
International Atomic Energy
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Pro-Khamenei
media revealed the Iranian regime's fear of the statements made by the General
Director of the International Atomic Energy Agency. They wrote, "What
guarantee is there that Amano will not publish a contradictory report that
would lead to further accusations of the government of violating the agreement,
opening the way to further anti-Iran sanctions and reinforcement of the current
sanctions?"
Kayhan
wrote on Thursday, "IAEA general director Yokio Amano once again expressed
skepticism over our government's nuclear ambitions. Amano said Tuesday in
Cairo: ‘The IAEA has doubts that Iran would deploy its nuclear program in other
undeclared activities!’ "
The
pro-Khamenei daily also noted Amano's interview with the CNN. "In response
to a question on whether Lausanne agreement could block Iran's path to nuclear
weapons according to Barack Obama, IAEA director says, 'The Comprehensive Joint
Plan of Action requires a strong verification instrument called the Additional
Protocol according to which the Iranian regime must declare further details
about its nuclear fuel cycle and more extensive dimensions of its nuclear
program.'
"Amano
continued, 'If the IAEA has any doubts, it can ask to have access to the
suspicious site and principally, Iran must grant the request.' "
With
the title, "Unfair IAEA statements continue," Kayhan wrote,
"According to the Lausanne agreement, lifting of sanctions has been
conditioned on verification of Iran's nuclear activities by the IAEA... but the
IAEA... again concludes that it cannot judge about the peaceful nature of
Iran's nuclear program!"
Paris-Maryam Rajavi – Conference on commemorating April 8 massacre in Ashraf
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| MARYAM RAJAVI |
Maryam Rajavi layed flowers in honor of the martyrs of the April 8th 2011,who were slain by Iran Mercenaries in Iraq.
Maryam Rajavi: If the appeasement of Iran continues, the evil of Islamic fundamentalism will become the prime global danger.
a statement of generalities, without Khamenei’s official approval, does not block the path to a nuclear bomb.
She added:Iranian regimes’s retreat in Geneva, was a result of fear and pressure.
Ending the Nuclear crisis and the danger of Islamic fundamentalism is only possible thru the overthrow of the regime in Iran.
Sunday, April 12, 2015
IRAN- Maryam Rajavi's message
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| maryam rajavi |
Mrs. Maryam Rajavi's message to the Conference on Women called "Voice of Rural Women in the World" in Spain.
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