Spring of freedom

INU - The majority of people across the world recognise that the Iranian Regime is a violent, totalitarian, dictatorship with no respect for the rights of its people or the rest of the world. However, those people wrongly claim that the Iranian Regime has no viable alternative and that it is, therefore, acceptable to continue doing business with them. The thing is that the Regime has a viable alternative in the form of the oldest, largest, and most popular resistance organization in Iran, which has fought two separate regimes since it was founded in 1965. That is the People’s Mojahedin of Iran (PMOI/MEK). In order to help you earn more about the MEK, we have created an in-depth series. In this part, we will learn about how the MEK uses TV to spread their message to the Iranian people. While the MEK must always operate in secret for fear of arrest, torture, and execution, the MEK has managed to keep a large public profile in Iran for many years because of its satellite televisi...

Strikes, protests in the cities of Tehran, Karaj, Dezful, Neyshabur, Borujerd & Shush – Iran As the mullahs’ regime seeks to at least temporarily recover from the resignation crisis of Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad  Zarif , protests are being reported by people from all walks of life throughout the country. In Karaj, west of Tehran, rail workers rallied to express their protests over not being paid for several months and strongly criticizing officials’ hollow promises. The protests are happening in parallel to similar protests by  railway workers in different cities . Rail workers protesting in Karaj, Iran – February 27, 2019 In Tehran, students of Sharif Industrial University were seen protesting in some of the largest dormitories of this campus, demanding measures to provide security in and around the campus and bus transfer services from dormitories to the college campus. Youths in Dezful, southwest Iran, held a rally outside mayor’s office and rais...

Protests in Tehran & across Iran  As the regime ruling Iran faces increasing regional and global isolation,  protests and strikes  are escalating across the country, causing an even more concerning crisis for the mullahs’ regime. Medical students in  Tehran  rallied on Sunday outside the office of Iranian regime President Hassan Rouhani in Pastour Avenue. Open University students rallying outside Rouhani’s office A group of retired teachers from across Iran rallied in the capital,  Tehran , on Sunday, protesting not receiving answers to their demands. Their gathering was held outside Rouhani’s office. Minibus drivers were rallying outside  Tehran ’s City Council building, protesting unjust fines imposed on their line of work. Tehran – Minibus drivers holding a protest rally outside the City Council building A group of drivers of the Greater  Tehran  Bus Drivers Syndicate, and members of the Sepidar 2 and 3 housing p...

Scenes of various protests and strikes across Iran  From the beginning of November, Iran has been the scene of numerous  protests and strikes . On Wednesday, truckers continued their nationwide strike in dozens of cities for the seventh consecutive day. Truck drivers in the cities of  Bandar Khomeini, Parvizkhan, Gorgan, Zanjan, Sirjan, Shiraz, Farough, Kazerun, Marvdasht, Mirjaveh, Yazd, Tehran, Bandar Abbas  & others were seen continuing their strike. This nationwide strike has currently reached 65 cities in 24 of Iran’s 31 provinces. Bandar Khomeini – Truck drivers’ strike   In a village school near the city of  Marivan , western Iran, students were complaining about the shortage and lack of necessary supplies, especially heating appliances. The students were holding signs reading, “We are cold.” Marivan, western Iran – Students complaining of their school being cold   Storeowners in the city of  Malard  joined the...

Various cities across Iran are witnessing protests & strikes  As teachers across Iran continue their nationwide strike for the second consecutive day on Monday reaching 103 cities and truckers forced regime officials to succumb to three of their demands after  three weeks of strikes , more reports are coming from numerous cities across Iran about people from all walks of life holding a  variety of rallies . In Tehran, clients of the Revolutionary Guards-linked Caspian credit firm rallied outside the Iranian regime’s Central Bank, demanding their stolen money returned. The protesters were chanting: “The bankrupt government is sitting on our money” Clients of the Caspian credit firm were also rallying in the city of Rasht in northern Iran. Braving heavy rainfall, these protesters gathered outside the Caspian branch and demanded their plundered savings returned. They were chanting: “Our life’s work has been stolen and plundered” “We’ll continue our p...