The freedom of the Iranian people

By Mahdavi nasim But just a few days after uprising, the regime’s President Hassan Rouhani, without mentioning any name, called on France to limit the activities of the opposition of the Iranian regime, the  National Council of Resistance of Iran  (NCRI) leads by Mrs.  Maryam Rajavi.

By Shahriar Kia Whilst some of Iran’s political observers presume the most recent anti-government protests spontaneous and decrease it to a level of a chaos due to the harsh economic conditions,  Shariar Kia,  the Iranian political analyst, has a deferent point of view. He wrote an op-ed in Alriyadh Daily and pointed to the important features of the Iranian uprising.

Economic woes, corruption, military spending, and intervention in neighboring countries were among the main reasons that triggered the  unrests in Iran in late December . Erupting shortly after Iranian President Hassan Rouhani introduced his government’s budget for the Persian New Year (starting in March), which  increased the military budget by 90 percent  while cutting subsidies on the poor, the protests quickly turned into a nationwide uprising that called for the overthrow of the ruling regime in its entirety.

As 2018 dawned in Iran, a surge of urban uprisings engulfed more than 140 cities and towns. Protesters  angrily chanted  “Leave Syria alone, think about us” and “Death to Hezbollah” — slogans aimed at not only the regime’s President Hassan Rouhani but at the entire establishment. Reports from inside Iran indicate more than 8,000 arrests so far; more than 50 have been killed, as many as 5 under torture. Security thugs have begun knocking down doors at night, to arrest “likely protesters” “as a precautionary measure.”

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There are a number of persistent and harmful rumours surrounding the People's Mojahedin Organization of Iran (MEK) - mainly spread by the Iranian Regime’s propaganda machine, the Ministry of Intelligence and Security (MOIS) - that are designed to make the international community and the Iranian people themselves distrust the MEK.

On November 9, 1978, the US Ambassador to Tehran, William Sullivan sent shock waves through the foreign policy establishment with a diplomatic cable to the White House titled, “Thinking the unthinkable. Iran without the Shah.” The Iranian monarchy had been a US ally for decades but in less than three months, the Shah and the monarchy were history. 

On November 9, 1978, the U.S. ambassador to Tehran, William Sullivan, sent shock waves through the foreign policy establishment with a diplomatic cable to the White House titled, “Thinking the unthinkable. Iran without the Shah.” The Iranian monarchy had been a U.S. ally for decades but in less than three months, the Shah and the monarchy were history.

A soon-to-be-released report from the Foundation for the Defense of Democracies (FDD) reveals that Iran has fired 23 missiles, at least 16 of them nuclear-capable missiles, since signing the controversial 2015 nuclear deal.

by Jazeh Miller The People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK) is a political group dedicated to a#chieving a free and democratic Iran, but how did it start and why? The MEK was founded on September 6, 1965, by three engineers: Mohammad Hanifnejad, Said Mohsen, and Ali-Ashgar Badizadgan.

Maryam Rajavi is the leader of the combined Iranian Resistance forces, which fight for freedom and democracy in Iran. She is president-elect of the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI), a broad coalition of resistance groups, with has the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK) as its largest member, which serves as the government in exile for Iran. Maryam Rajavi first  joined  the MEK in the early 1970s- not long after its founding- when they were fighting against the brutal regime of the Shah. Her family were also involved in the struggle against the Shah; her brother Mahmoud was also a member of the MEK and was held as a political prisoner during the Shah’s reign, while her sister Narges was tragically murdered by the Shah’s secret police (known as SAVAK) in 1975

By INU Staff INU - Could the current regime of Iran annihilate the MEK / PMOI? Or the MEK / PMOI together with protesters will be victories?

by Jubin Katiraie After a fatal and long-lasting muteness, Khamenei spoke on the thirteenth day of the uprising and showed his panic and fear over the people’s fury, with an inverse tone, he reiterated the fact that the Iranian Resistance and the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK) are the alternative to his regime.

owhere, no time, the cry of life has not been without answer. Prisoner of the uprising of Iran, with all their existence, cries. Our connection with each other, is echoing this cry. With a signature, let’s send the cry of life of a human being, to the whole world. Arrested people in Iran must be released!

Maryam Rajavi, the elected president of the National Council of Resistance of Iran, has criticized the European Union's silence and failure to respond to the brutal repression of the Iranian regime, which has led to mass detention of thousands of unarmed protesters and the torture of scores of demonstrators. Such a lack of response has reflected on Europe’s total disregard for its basic obligations toward humankind and its disrespect for the European Convention on Human Rights, she said during an official visit to the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe in Strasbourg, France.

As the world continues to debate the recent Iranian outburst of protests, its "lack of leadership" as they claim, and the road ahead, there is no doubt in the minds of senior Iranian regime officials over who led, and continues to lead, this latest uprising that continues to rattle the very pillars of the mullahs' rule.

Angry  demonstrations over unemployment  and food prices in the Middle Eastern country quickly spiralled last month, with marchers calling for the collapse of the ruling Islamic regime. But while US President Donald Trump threw his weight behind the protestors, saying he had such “respect” for them, most European leaders didn’t immediately comment on the widespread protests

Iran Focus London, 20 Jan - Paris Friday, January 19, 2018: A conference  was held , entitled, “Change in Iran with 1000 Ashrafs (1000 centre of rebellions through Iran)”, featuring the President-elect of the National Council of Resistance of Iran Mrs. Maryam Rajavi, Mr. Newt Gingrich, former Speaker of the US House of Representatives, and Senator Robert Torricelli, also a group of representatives of Iranian communities in Europe spoke of their personal experience while in Iran.

By INU Staff INU - On Friday, January19th, 2018 in a Paris conference, “Regime Change in Iran” was echoed by distinguished speakers, featuring Mrs. Maryam Rajavi, the President-elect of the National Council of Resistance of Iran, Mr. Newt Gingrich, former Speaker of the US House of Representatives, and Senator Robert Torricelli

by Jubin Katiraie After a fatal and long-lasting muteness, Khamenei spoke on the thirteenth day of the uprising and showed his panic and fear over the people’s fury, with an inverse tone, he reiterated the fact that the Iranian Resistance and the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK) are the alternative to his regime.

By INU Staff INU - Could the current regime of Iran annihilate the MEK / PMOI? Or the MEK / PMOI together with protesters will be victories?

By INU Staff INU - Could the current regime of Iran annihilate the MEK / PMOI? Or the MEK / PMOI together with protesters will be victories?

London, 20 Jan - Paris Friday, January 19, 2018: A conference  was held , entitled, “Change in Iran with 1000 Ashrafs (1000 centre of rebellions through Iran)”, featuring the President-elect of the National Council of Resistance of Iran Mrs. Maryam Rajavi, Mr. Newt Gingrich, former Speaker of the US House of Representatives, and Senator Robert Torricelli, also a group of representatives of Iranian communities in Europe spoke of their personal experience while in Iran.

Angry  demonstrations over unemployment  and food prices in the Middle Eastern country quickly spiralled last month, with marchers calling for the collapse of the ruling Islamic regime. But while US President Donald Trump threw his weight behind the protestors, saying he had such “respect” for them, most European leaders didn’t immediately comment on the widespread protests.

US President Donald Trump is calling for new sanctions on Iran in his Friday decision, while providing Tehran with sanctions relief “for the last time” under an accord he himself describes as the “worst deal ever.

By Jazeh Miller Following almost two weeks of nationwide anti-regime protests in Iran, Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei has finally spoken up about the people’s uprising and, as usual, he sought to blame the Iranian opposition for his problems.

الكاتب : مصطفى فحص يقول المثل العربي الشهير «إذا كان بيتك من زجاج فلا ترمِ الناس بالحجارة»، وفي الأيام العشرة الأخيرة رُجم النظام الإيراني بحجارة مواطنيه، الذين تسببوا له بفضيحة تاريخية طالت هيبته وشرعيته، فالهيبة التي حاول النظام فرضها طوال 39 سنة أسقطها المحتجون الشباب بالضربة القاضية، بعدما اجتازوا كل الخطوط الحمر التي عمل النظام على ترسيخها في الداخل والخارج، لم يُعر المحتجون أي حساب لسطوته وجبروته، ولم يترددوا في نزع القداسة عن رموزه، والمجاهرة برفض شعاراته ومشاريعه، واعتبارها أساساً في معاناتهم.

بقلم :النقيب المهندس ضياء قدور "من مرتبات حركة تحرير الوطن" دائما ما تأتي اعترافات الانظمة الديكتاتورية عن الاوضاع المضطربة التي تعيشه بلادهم في وقت متأخر جدا وعندما تأتي يكون وقتها قد بلغ السيل الزبى ويكون قد وقع الفأس في الرأس كما يقال. فبعد وصف المتظاهرين الايرانيين الذي خرجوا في  انتفاضة ايرانية  جلبت انتباه القاصي والداني ضد الظلم والاضطهاد وضد الاوضاع الاقتصادية المزرية التي يعيشونها في بلد غني بالثروات النفطية والمعدنية والباطنية والتي صرفت فيها حكومتهم جل اهتمامتها عنهم وعن اوضاعهم نحو دعم الارهاب والتطرف في المنطقة والتدخلات السافرة في دول الجوار بالعمالة الخارجية والخيانة وصفات 

آنذاك كان السبب تصدّع  داخل النظام، والآن، يطالب الشعب بإسقاط النظام. شرطة مكافحة الشغب الإيرانية تمنع طلاب الجامعة من الانضمام إلى غيرهم من المحتجّين في طهران، إيران، 30 ديسمبر 2017. الصورة: وكالة أنباء أسوشيتد برس  

Roger Godsiff MP calls on the government to sanction the IRGC because the "hard-line paramilitary force" is not a legitimate security force of the Iranian nation.

Last Friday, based on a request made by U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley, the UN Security Council weighed in on the Iran protests. Enabling the voice of the Iranian people being heard in the Security Council is a strategic step forward for the nation’s uprising. It also provides a roadmap for the international community to find a practical and stable solution to the challenge posed by the rogue regime in Tehran.

Jan. 5 (UPI) --  More than one week has passed since the massive protests broke out in Iran. It started from the country's second-largest city with spontaneous demonstrations against poverty and government corruption, but spread across Iran with lightning speed.

GENEVA (5 January 2018) – Demands by protesters in Iran for freedom and adequate living standards must be addressed and their rights respected, UN human rights experts* have stated. Four Special Rapporteurs expressed extreme concern over the reported deaths of more than 20 people including children and hundreds of arrests across the country. “We are very disturbed by the way the authorities have responded to the protests,” the experts said a joint statement. “We share the worries expressed by Iranian civil society groups over what will happen to the people who have been arrested. “The names and whereabouts of all persons detained in connection with these protests ought to be made public and they should be allowed immediate access to their families and legal counsel. “The Government’s instruction to the Revolutionary Guards to hit hard against the protesters, and the judiciary’s threats of harsh punishment, are unacceptable. “We urge the authorities to exercise restraint a