IRAN: Nuclear cooperation between Iran regime & North Korea, NCRI reveals

The Iranian regime and the government of North Korea have extensively exchanged information and delegations of experts in the fields of nuclear weapons and nuclear warhead design as recently as late April 2015, information obtained by the Iranian opposition movement the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK) reveals.

According to the information from various sources inside of the clerical regime, a delegation from North Korea including experts in nuclear warhead, and various elements of ballistic were present in the country for one week at the end of April.

IRAN: Nuclear cooperation between Iran regime & North Korea, NCRI reveals

IRAN: Arrestees of Mahabad uprising transferred to Orumiyeh Prison

NCRI - After three weeks of torture and harassment, the antihuman clerical regime has transferred a large number of those arrested in the Mahabad uprising to Orumiyeh Prison in preparation for putting them on trial in its tyrannical courts. Some of the prisoners are just 15 years old and some have family bonds with each other such as father and son.

Two weeks ago, the intelligence ministry dispatched a group of its head henchmen from Tehran to prisons in Kurdistan and Western Azerbaijan to torture and interrogate those arrested in the Mahabad uprising.

IRAN: Arrestees of Mahabad uprising transferred to Orumiyeh Prison

Iranian children are bought and sold in an Iran sitting on immense oil wealth. According to reports by Iranian regime’s media, children are bought for 400,000 Tomans (around $140) in southern Tehran from poor and needy families and then are illicitly sold for 9,000,000 Tomans (around $3000) in the market. The sale of children as a new phenomenon is taking place in many cities across Iran beside Tehran, including for example Sari and Amol.

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IRAN: Political prisoner Ali Moezi support June 13 Paris rally

Ali Moezi

In a statement published from prison, Mr. Ali Moezi, the political prisoner being held in Karaj central priso, called on all Iranians outside the country to join the upcoming gathering of Iranian opposition on June 13 in Villepinte, Paris.

The Iranian communities the world over will gather in their biggest gathering ever, to stand up to Tehran, to highlight its egregious polices as the epicenter of Islamic extremism, and to call for a new Western policies that address the changing dynamics of the most volatile and strategically important region of the world while supporting democratic and anti-fundamentalist local movements and populations.

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Iran: imprisoned worker may lose eyesight

Yousef Abkharabat, a worker fired from the Mahabad Industry and Farm Company who was sentenced to two years in prison by the Mahabad city court for taking part in the annual general assembly of the Coordination Committee. He has spent 14 months of this sentence in harsh conditions. Currently he may lose his eyesight due to lack of access to medical services.

Iran: sentences upheld for two imprisoned Christian converts

Farshid Fat’hi and Arash Moghaddam

The one year sentencing of Farshid Fat’hi and Arash Moghaddam, charged after an attack on ward 350 on the so-called ‘Black Thursday’, have been upheld by an appeals court.

Prior to this in the initial court Fat’hi was sentenced to 1 year in prison, 74 lashes and a 2 million rial fine. Arash Moghadam was sentenced to 1 year in prison, 74 lashes and a 3 million rial fine. 

iran -Iraqi agents obstruct burial of Camp Liberty resident who died due to medical siege

 Jalal Abedini 

Forty days after the passing away of Mr. Jalal Abedini due to the 

medical blockade, Iraqi forces still refuse to hand over his body for 

burial. Mr. Abedinin lost his life on April 17 because of a too late 

surgery on his intestine tumor in a hospital in Baghdad.

Iraqi agents obstruct burial of Camp Liberty 

IRAN- CALL FOR A GATHERING; JUNE 13, 2015; VILLEPINTE-PARIS

MARYAM  RAJAVI  IN  PARIS

The Middle East is in state of peril and chaos that is unprecedented in recent history. There are wars raging in Iraq, Syria, and Yemen, and these are increasingly taking on the appearance of one overarching sectarian conflict.
Islamic fundamentalism is growing on both sides of this divide, becoming more than an isolated geopolitical concern and leaving the West struggling to understand how to prevent it from threatening the very heart of modern, democratic societies.
And at the center of all of this stands the Iranian regime, tying together the forces of Shiite extremism, driving recruitment for their Sunni opponents, and using a perversion of the Muslim faith to justify domestic abuses and dangerous regional policies. Almost two years into the tenure of Hassan Rouhani as the regime’s president, the human rights situation in Iran has been on a slippery slope and reform and moderation are as elusive as ever. Notwithstanding the issue of Iran’s nuclear program, Tehran faces a moribund economy, rampant and pervasive state corruption, a restive and disillusioned population, intensifying factional feuding, and further regional isolation.

CALL FOR A GATHERING; JUNE 13, 2015; VILLEPINTE-PARIS

Iran: More prisoners facing imminent execution

A group of Sunni political prisoners in Gohardasht prison in Karaj issued a statement condemning the arrest and imprisonment of Narges Mohammadi and expressed sympathy with her family and children. The full statement is as follows:

"In recognition of the sympathetic and great efforts of Ms. Narges Mohammadi, We Sunni prisoners of conscience express our sympathy and solidarity with her family and her children.

Iran: More prisoners facing imminent execution

IRAN: Deputy Foreign Minister denies agreement on military site inspection

Abbas Araghchi, Deputy Foreign Minister of the Iranian regime who is also a negotiator in nuclear talks on Sunday denied accepting military site inspections as part of a nuclear deal with world powers.

A member of the Iranian regime’s parliament had claimed that "In his report, Mr. Araghchi said that inspections of military sites have been accepted but the inspections are regulated and will be seriously managed." Lawmaker Javad Karimi-Ghodoussi was quoted as saying by Fars news agency.

IRAN: Deputy Foreign Minister denies agreement on military site inspection