Second day of nationwide strikes by Iran’s teachers

Iranian teachers in numerous cities began the second day of their nationwide strike

On Wednesday, Iranian teachers in numerous cities began the second continuous day of their nationwide strike. The strikes began yesterday in protest to the deteriorating living conditions, suppression of teachers, high inflation rates and declining purchasing power of Iranian consumers. The teachers are also demanding that the regime stops discrimination against working and retired teachers.


The Iranian regime has arrested and incarcerated several teachers for standing up to their rights. The strike follows several similar strikes by teachers in the past months and is happening against the backdrop of nationwide protests and strikes by different classes of the Iranian society that have been ongoing since the beginning of the year.
Yesterday, students across Iran expressed their support for their protesting teachers. Iranian opposition leaders Maryam Rajavi also voiced her support for the movement of the teachers,
On Wednesday morning, the cities that had joined the nationwide strikes of teachers included the following:
  • Eslam Shahr
  • Saqqez
  • Divandareh
  • Babel
  • Bushehr
  • Kermanshah
  • Karaj
  • Yazd
  • Isfahan
  • Tehran
  • Najaf Abad
  • Shiraz
  • Iranshahr
  • Sardasht
  • Ravansar
  • Dehkalan
  • Mahabad
  • Sanandaj
  • Urumiyeh
  • Northern Khorasan
  • And dozens of other cities

Sanandaj-Hafez high school
Sanandaj-Hafez high school

Teachers Sit - Yazd
Teachers' strike - Yazd

Teachers sit-Tehran Shariati. School District 16 Nov. 14, 2018
Teachers' strike-Tehran, Shariati High School District 16, Nov. 14, 2018

Teachers Sit-Avivandra - High School of Fadhilat Nov. 14, 2018
Teachers' strike-Divandareh - School of Fadhilat Nov. 14, 2018

Teachers sit-Saqes -Nov. 14, 2018
Teachers' strike-Saqes -Nov. 14, 2018

Teachers sit-Farabi High School -Nov. 14, 2018
Teachers strike-Farabi High School - Nov. 14, 2018

Teachers sit-Saqes, Motahari and Farabi high schools, Nov 14, 2018
Teachers' strike - Saqes, Motahari and Farabi high schools, Nov 14, 2018

Sanandaj, Teachers Sit , Zanjan High School, November 14, 2018
Sanandaj, Teachers' strike, Zanjan High School, November 14, 2018

Teachers Sitin - Shiraz, Heidari High School, Javadieh Town, November 14, 2018
Shiraz, Heidari High School, Javadieh Town, November 14, 2018

teachers Sit - Shiraz, Afsarieh technical school , November 14, 2018
Shiraz, Afsarieh technical school , November 14, 2018

Teachers Sit-Mariwan-Esmat High School, November 14, 2018
Marivan-Teachers of Esmat High School, November 14, 2018

Marivan, Esmat high school female students suppport their teachers strike
Marivan, Esmat high school female students suppport their teachers strike

Teacher Sit-Mariwan High School Dr. Hesabi, November 14, 2018
Mariwan High School Dr. Hesabi, November 14, 2018

Teachers Sit-Mariwan, Kani Dinar High School, November 14, 2018
Mariwan, Kani Dinar High School, November 14, 2018

The Teachers Sit-Mahabat technical school, November 14, 2018
 Teachers' strike-Mahabat technical school, November 14, 2018

Isfahan, Qorbani High School, November 14, 2018
Isfahan, Qorbani High School, November 14, 2018

Isfahan, Niayesh High School, November 14, 2018
Isfahan, Niayesh High School, November 14, 2018

Babol, Semnani technical school November 14, 2018.jpg
Babol, Semnani technical school November 14, 2018

Divandareh, Mellat School November 14, 2018
Divandareh, Mellat High School November 14, 2018

Saqez, Anbia High School, Teachers Sit, November 14, 2018
Saqez, Anbia High School, Teachers' strike, November 14, 2018

Saqez, Teachers sit, Avini High School, November 14, 2018
Saqez, Teachers' strike, Avini High School, November 14, 2018

Saqes Shahede Hooshmand High School, November 14, 2018
Saqez,  Shahede Hooshmand High School, November 14, 2018

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