Spring of freedom

Protests in numerous cities of Iran   As gatherings by people from all walks of life continue across Iran, protesting poor living conditions and skyrocketing prices, clients of state-run credit firms are continuing to voice demands and seeking their stolen money returned. Clients of the Caspian credit firm, known to be associated directly to the Revolutionary Guards ( IRGC ), rallied in Rasht, northern Iran, on Wednesday, protesting how their life savings have been plundered by the notorious institution. “They betray us and no one answers,” was among the slogans chanted by these protesters. In Mashhad, northeast Iran, clients of the Badr Toos credit firm rallied outside the city’s provincial governor office, demanding regime officials return their stolen assets. “The government is bankrupt, sitting on our money – The media’s silence is in support of the thieves – We’ll get our money back, even if it costs us our lives,” were some of the chants heard from t...

Protests in different cities of Iran  Protests are reported from numerous cities across Iran on Sunday. More than 150 volunteers of medical sciences in  Tehran’s Azad   University  held a rally outside the regime’s Majlis (parliament) protesting their limbo education status. Tehran  – college students holding a protest rally Tehran – college students holding a protest rally Clients of the Padideh credit firm rallied today outside the regime’s Ministry of Interior, protesting the theft of their assets and finances. They were seen chanting: “Police should arrest the thieves” The regime’s state-backed institutions have a long and corrupt history. Tehran-Clients of the Padideh credit firm rally outside the regime’s Ministry of Interior Tehran-Clients of the Padideh credit firm rally outside the regime’s Ministry of Interior Tehran’s municipality employees rallied outside the regime’s City Council, protesting the officials’ re...

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 s...