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...

Ahvaz – Families of arrested National Steel Group workers protesting for their release Reported by PMOI/MEK Iran, Dec. 25, 2018  - Truckers in numerous cities of Iran are on a new nationwide strike, the fifth to this day, protesting high tire prices and low wages. Tuesday marks the fourth day of this latest protest movement. Reports indicate Iranian regime authorities have ordered empty trucks on the roads from Zahedan to Taftan in southeast Iran to claim there is no such strike and this protest movement has ended. On Monday, the  strike  was witnessed in dozens of cities, including  Tehran, Sari, Sanandaj, Dorud, Kangavar, Bushehr, Isfahan, Bandar Abbas, Malayer, Yazd, Ardakan, Urmia, Neyshabur, Sabzevar, and Chermahin.  This movement has now reached 31 cities in 21 of Iran’s 31 provinces. In other reports of protests across the country, on Tuesday, for the second consecutive day, family members of jailed National Steel Group w...

Handwritten notes on walls advertising human body parts for sale Here’s a sight that has sadly become all too common in Iran: Handwritten notes on walls advertising body parts for sale, complete with blood type, health state, the age of seller and phone number to contact. This is how Iran’s poor are selling their own health to make ends meet. What makes the situation even more tragic that every day, more of the country’s youth join the ranks of body organ sellers. These are youth who are suffering from the corrupt policies of the ruling regime and resort to desperate measures such as selling kidney, livers, retina… Outrageously, state-run medical centers and official hospitals and other institutions tied to Iranian officials make stellar profits from intermediating the process of selling body organs of poor people. Among these institutions is the Association of Kidney Patients and Khomeini Hospital in Tehran, which recently posted an ad for selling body organs. The offic...

General strike of Bazaar, shops, merchant and truck drivers  Reports of a variety of protests are coming from cities and towns across Iran. Truck drivers across Iran are continuing their nationwide strike for the 12 th  consecutive day on Monday. This movement has now expanded to 75 cities in 25 of Iran’s 31 provinces. Qas-e Shirin truck drivers continue their strike In Saravan , southeast Iran, drivers were rallying near a gas station, protesting the authorities’ refusal to provide diesel fuel for their trucks. In Ahvaz , southeast Iran, employees of the National Steel Group continued their strike for the third consecutive day. People's Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK) @Mojahedineng November 12 Ahvaz, southwest # Iran Employees of the National Steel Group on strike for the third consecutive day. # IranProtests 109 3:14 PM - Nov 12, 2018 114 people are talking about this Twitter Ads info and privacy ...

Iran – Mullahs’ regime plundering the people is fueling social unrest Head of the Iranian regime’s parliamentary workers’ faction acknowledged the disturbing fact that the absolute poverty line in Iran under the mullahs’ regime has increased from 17 percent to 34 percent in the last year alone. “Considering the current daily expenses, the absolute poverty line has at least doubled from 17 to 34 percent,” said Alireza Mahjoub, chair of the workers’ faction in the Iranian regime’s Majlis (parliament). The International Labor Organization has defined the absolute poverty line as $2 dollars a day for each individual, he said in an interview with the state-run Asr-e Iran daily. Therefore, under such a definition, there are many individuals in Iran that are considered living under the  absolute poverty line . “Last year we said a paycheck of 30 million rials or less would not be justifiable and this analysis was made prior to the current circumstances. Of course, considering...

Maryam Rajavi  (pictured) , the President-elect of the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI), has hailed the uprising by the people of Tehran, Isfahan, Shirza, Mashhad, Ahvaz, Karaj, Arak, Shahin-Shahr, Najafabad and other cities. “By defying the criminal Revolutionary Guards, Bassijis، and plainclothes agents once again today, the arisen women and youth represent a defiant generation which will not rest until the Iranian people and nation are free. They displayed the anger and hatred of the Iranian people toward the religious dictatorship ruling Iran,” Rajavi said. People in different cities came out onto the streets on Thursday, 2 August, chanting: “Death to the dictator”, “cannons, tanks and machine guns are no longer effective, the mullahs must be killed,” and “today is the month of blood, Khamenei will be overthrown.” Rebellious cities are joining ranks one after the other. The cry by people who yearn for freedom is growing louder and the uprising is spreadi...

Shocking images of Iranians forced to make homes out of graves.  From the early days of its rule Iran’s regime has been increasing economic pressure on the people, especially the lower class and most deprived. A vivid result of such practice has been the astonishing phenomenon of many Iranians willing to sell their  kidneys   and other organs, and even mothers pre-selling their unborn fetus. This is parallel to the growing phenomenon of child labor, a swelling number of homeless people roaming the streets and people even resorting to making homes out of graves. Tehran has a history of increasing domestic pressure and skyrocketing prices to provide for the 1980-88 Iran-Iraq War, exporting terrorism and fundamentalist across the region, and currently, the onerous finances needed to confront international sanctions and managing an economy in ruins. Iran’s regime has shown it cares less about such matters as billions are poured into various domestic and inte...

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...