Spring of freedom

Since grabbing power in 1979, the Islamic Republic of Iran has executed, killed and  tortured  thousands of political dissidents and ordinary Iranians who dared challenge its rule Execution of Iranian Kurds Hundreds of Iranian Kurds were executed in 1981 on the direct command of Ruhollah Khomeini, the founder and Supreme Leader of the Islamic Republic of Iran. Related Posts Iran’s 40 years of torture – Report  JANUARY 11, 2019 Iran officials say noncompliance with hijab threatens Islamic Republic  JANUARY 10, 2019 Iran MP sounds alarms over “paralyzing” Tehran street protests  JANUARY 7, 2019   Most executions were carried out in public after the victims were asked a few questions without the possibility to defend themselves. Iran’s “hanging judge”,  Sadegh Khalkhali  was responsible for the execution of more than 8,000 men and women including Iranian Kurds. First from right, S...

The Baluchi father of these children was killed by Iranian regime security forces  A hardworking Baluchi father in southeast Iran, who put food on the table for his family by selling gasoline, was gunned down and murdered on Tuesday by members of the Iranian regime’s Revolutionary Guards (IRGC). News of this incident broke out on social media, shedding light on only a small portion of the cruelty imposed on the Iranian people, especially the constantly oppressed Baluchi minority. Iranian regime authorities have increased their lethal measures against Baluchis who are selling fuel. This is in parallel to their killing and murdering of  porters  in the Kurdistan region of Iran’s western border with Iraq and Turkey. On November 26, the Iranian opposition coalition National Council of Resistance of Iran ( NCRI ) issued a  statement  reminding various cases of such atrocities carried out by the  IRGC . On Saturday, November 24, two impoverishe...

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...