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The students at Khaje Nasiredeen University protesting the ruling regime and campus officials’ neglect of their human rights-March 2019 On Tuesday, March 12, reports emerged from  MEK  sources inside Iran of another series of protests breaking out across the country. Unpaid salaries have mobilized large swathes of the Iranian population. This time, it was clients of the Caspian credit firm, a company closely affiliated with the regime’s Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC), that were demanding their money. People's Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK) @Mojahedineng https:// goo.gl/jM2Jyh   Continued strikes of workers and the working people, and protests of looted people and other deprived people 33 3:10 PM - Mar 7, 2018 Twitter Ads info and privacy Continued strikes of workers and the working people, and protests of looted people and other... Iran Uprising - No. 102 On Monday, March 5, the strikes and protes...

Protests in Tehran, Sirjan and Andimeshk As the mullahs’ regime in Iran is engulfed in escalating economic difficulties and its banks are literally facing complete bankruptcy, people from all walks of life in numerous cities throughout Iran are intensifying their strikes and protests. In Tehran, people pre-purchasing vehicles from the state-run  Iran Khodro and Pars companies rallies outside the regime’s Ministry of Industry on Saturday, demanding answers and protesting  officials’ refusal to deliver their purchased vehicles or returning their money. The protesters were chanting: “We’re not going anywhere and demand to see the minister himself.” Pre-purchasers of Iran Khodro vehicles protesting in Tehran, Iran – March 2, 2019 In the past months, many people have registered to purchase vehicles from Iran Khodro and Saipa, two of the largest auto manufacturers of Iran. However, their purchases haven’t been delivered to them, which has triggered protests in diffe...

Iranian protesters chant anti-regime slogans at the old grand bazaar in Tehran Today, Monday, June 25th, Bazaar merchants and shopkeepers in various parts of Tehran went on strike in protest of the collapse of the currency and unprecedented recession. They rallied toward the Baharestan square and gathered in front of the Majlis (parliament). They chanted slogans: Death to the dictator; Let go of Syria, think about us; Our enemy is right here, but they falsely claim (our enemy) is the US; Death to high prices; We shall die, but we do not accept humiliation; Zealous marketers, support, support. Anti government demo in Tehran (June 25) In order to disperse the Bazaar merchants and the people who had joined them, the anti-riot guard attacked them at 15 th  Khordad Ave and threw tear gas at the crowd. The frustrated people confronted the repressive forces with stones and bricks and set fire to the kiosk of repressive police force at Baharestan Square.  The proteste...