Spring of freedom

Ashraf III rising from the ashes, Struan Stevenson’s new book March 5, 2019, a press conference under the title of ‘State of Affairs in Iran in 2019 after a yare of popular protests’ held in London. Mr. Hossein Abedini a member of Foreign Affairs Committee of  the National Council of Resistance of Iran  and Expert on Iran’s Nuclear Program, Lord Clarke CBE, former Chairman of Labour Party Joined Mr. Struan Stevenson who launched his new report “Ashraf III Rising from the Ashes”. Mr. Stevenson the coordinator of the campaign for Iran change visited the  Iranian opposition center, Ashraf III , as he led a European delegation, and spoke with the residents to hear their stories as well as observing the progress they have made in setting up their new home.  The European delegation prepared a report, which recalls the suffering of several thousand men, and women members of the Iranian democratic opposition,  People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran  ...

National Council of Resistance of Iran Two other people arrested in the popular uprisings in Iran were killed by the torture of the henchmen of the Velayat-e faqih regime in Arak and Sanandaj. Seyed Shahab Abtahi, a 20-year-old young man who was arrested in Arak two weeks ago, died under the torture of the henchmen. The tormentors left the martyr’s body 10 days after his arrest in front of his father’s house, while signs of the baton blows on his body were visible. Before him, another man arrested in the popular uprising in Iran, Vahid Heidari, a 22-year-old deprived street vendor, was martyred by baton blows. The police of Markazi Province alleged in a stupid lie that he had been arrested on charges of carrying drugs and committed suicide at the detention centre of police station 12 of Arak. The detainees of the uprising in Arak were first transferred to the central prison of Arak and then to the Basij garrison in the so-called resistance square. A number of detainees ha...

National Council of Resistance of Iran Mullahs' fear of the massive gathering of people in Pasargad and extensive suppressive measures to prevent it The efforts of the brave people to gather in Pasargad on October 29th have scared the religious fascism ruling Iran who has long mobilized its suppressive forces to confront it. On October 26, a 'security official' informed of the plan of 'A group of Monafeqin [meaning PMOI] and anti-revolutionary elements to create turmoil and chaos next week on the occasion of the commemoration of Cyrus', saying 'Other plans of Anti-Revolutionary groups on this day include encouraging their sympathizers to attend this celebration, engaging with the police, and capturing films and photos for publication in the [PMOI] media, as well as making some ‘killed’ in the clashes. ' 'Launching protest rallies against economic corruption and problems in the country, and then to distract it by slogans against the regime...