Monday, June 25, 2018

Protests In Iran Increase On The Verge Of Convention In Paris

towards the Iranian Convention in Paris
Protests in Iran increase on the verge of convention in Paris
As protests are increasing in numbers across Iran, new reports indicate they have returned to the capital, Tehran,t scale. 
Since they started, the annual rally of the Iranian resistance in Paris, reach year has been accompanied with enormous success and great advancements main time. increasing Protests in Iran
In addition to voicing a variety of demands, numerous protest on Monday showed people also voicing their support for the upcoming Iranian opposition convention scheduled for June 30th in Paris.
Tehran’s bazaar became the scene of a major demonstration and remarks heard from the people in their slogans indicate they find the Iranian regime completely responsible for their daily dilemmas.
“Our incompetent government is responsible 
for our nation’s poverty.”
“Our enemy is right here. They’re lying when they say it’s America.”
Shoemakers in Tehran’s Sepahsalar Garden were also seen holding a major rally where their daily demands quickly turned political with a focus shifting on the Iranian regime’s authorities and their entire apparatus.
What begins as slogans against austerity measures and unemployment – two very grave economic matters in Iran – is constantly becoming heated as people shout their enemy is none other than the mullahs’ regime itself.
Significant is how Iran’s middle class is also seen joining the ongoing protests. The current situation, however, is becoming very dire and even the middle class and upper middle class no longer can purchase their needs as they used to before.
#Iran #PMOI #MEK    
#IranRegimeChange        
#FreeIran2018

What Does The Iran’s Alternative (NCRI) Stand For?

What does the Iran’s alternative (NCRI) stand for?
What is the NCRI?
A coalition of democratic opposition groups that oppose the mullahs’ regime in Iran, calls for regime change, and support the establishment of a democratic republic in Iran.
Who founded the NCRI?
Massoud Rajavi, the leader of the Iranian Resistance.
Why?
To bring together all those opposed to the mullahs in Iran, who had stolen the 1979 Revolution and the 1980 election from the Iranian people?
Who is involved in the NCRI?
The NCRI features members from every walk of life, including many groups that are marginalized under the mullahs’ regime, like religious minorities, women, students, ethnic minorities etc.
The NCRI is made up of five major organizations, with the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK) being the biggest and most popular.
The NCRI is a broad spectrum of political beliefs, but every member champion’s democracy and freedom as their goal for Iran. They want an Iran that is not governed by religious laws, has a focus on human rights, and does not oppress its people.
What does the NCRI do today?

On Wednesday, June 20, 2018, the Washington Times published a report on the #FreeIran2018 major rally scheduled for June 30, 2018 in Villepinte, near Paris, France. Some 100,000 Iranians and their supporter as well as dozens of current and former senior officials from five continents are expected to attend the rally. The advocacy section, entitled, “Iran: The Alternative, and sponsored by Iranian American communities, included a section on the ten-point plan of Maryam Rajavi, the President-elect of the National Council of Resistance of Iran, and another one on eight characteristics of an alternative. It also included a page on the anti-government uprisings that engulfed 142 cities in Iran and involved virtually every sector of society.

On Wednesday, June 20, 2018, the Washington Times published a report on the #FreeIran2018 major rally scheduled for June 30, 2018 in Villepinte, near Paris, France.

Some 100,000 Iranians and their supporter as well as dozens of current and former senior officials from five continents are expected to attend the rally.
The advocacy section, entitled, “Iran: The Alternative, and sponsored by Iranian American communities, included a section on the ten-point plan of Maryam Rajavi, the President-elect of the National Council of Resistance of Iran, and another one on eight characteristics of an alternative. It also included a page on the anti-government uprisings that engulfed 142 cities in Iran and involved virtually every sector of society.
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International Support For Iran Freedom Rally On June 30 In Paris

Iran Freedom Rally

International Support for NCRI and Iran Freedom Rally on June 30

The majority of San Marino’s parliament, who make up this country’s government, recently declared their solidarity with the people of Iran, who in their ongoing protests are demanding the subversion of the governing regime, the establishment of freedom in the country, as well as the peace and safety of the Middle East.
In a written statement, the members of San Marino’s parliament also expressed their support for NCRI’s upcoming “Free Iran” rally which is going to take place in Paris on 30th June; as well as for the 10-point plan of the head of this council, Maryam Rajavi; parliamentarians also asked for NCRI to be officially as an Alternative to Iran’s current regime.
Amongst the signatories of this statement were 3 current and 2 former chairmen of the parliament (who make up most of the government), the head of San Marino’s Council in Europe, and the secretary of the Social Democratic Left Party.
The statement of San Marino’s Parliament reads as follows:
A call for a ‘free Iran’
It’s been nearly 4 decades since the religious and dictator regime of Iran began its severe and ongoing violations of human rights.
#FreeIran2018  #RegimeChange


200 British MPs Support The Iranian Grand Gathering For A Free And Democratic Iran

Iranian Great Gathering

200 British MPs support the Iranian Great Gathering for a free and democratic Iran
More than 200 British MPs support the uprising of the Iranian people,and express solidarity with the Paris Great Gathering for a free and democratic Iran
Call on the British government and the international community to recognize the National Council Resistance of Iran as the Democratic Alternative and support for Mrs. Maryam Rajavi’s 10-point plan for a Free and Democratic Iran
On the eve of holding the Grand Gathering in Paris for a free and democratic Iran, more than 200 representatives from both the House of Peers, and the House of Commons, and from all parties, expressed solidarity and support for uprising of the Iranian people and the free Iran Gathering.
In spite of heavy repression, the world saw a wave of uprisings and protests of the Iranian people in January 2018, which quickly spread to more than 140 cities. People were screaming “reformist, principled, after all,” “Death to Khamenei and clerics,” “neither Gaza nor Syria, our lives for Iran,” and “surrender to Syria”.
Representatives of various parties in the two Houses of the United Kingdom in their statement add: “This reflects the will of the people of Iran to change this religious dictatorship and the general rejection of the spread of terrorism and the warring regime in the region.
We express our solidarity with the Iranian people and support their democratic goals.
The fact that these uprisings quickly spread to more than 140 cities with global slogans reflects the strong leadership role of the PMOI in Iran to mobilize this demonstration.
Representatives also expressed solidarity with the Iranian people’s gathering in Paris on June 30 in support of the uprisings in Iran for freedom and democracy, adding:
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Italy: Approval Of The Statement “Freedom And Democracy For Iran”And Support For The Iranians Grand Gathering On June 30th

Approval of the statement “Freedom and Democracy for Iran”And support for the Iranians Grand gathering on June 30th
By the Italian municipalities
June 2018
The “Freedom and Democracy for Iran” statement was approved by the municipalities of Rivoli, Cavagnolo, Fossano and the Union of Mayors of Pinerolese, with a majority vote of members and turned into law.
The statement read of Fossano
 Freedom and democracy for Iran, Iranians Grand gathering
For almost four decades the theocratic dictatorship in Iran has oppressed the Iranian people and for this has been repeatedly condemned by the UN and various organizations tasked to defend human rights.
In recent years, Iranians have suffered from the most vicious forms of repression, censorship, and continuous violation of human rights such as public hangings, group executions, torture and sexual abuses of political prisoners, stoning to death, amputation of limbs, arbitrary arrests, and denial of fundamental freedoms.
Over 120,000 dissidents and activists for the democracy and human rights have been executed and their family members have been the subject to arbitrary arrests, atrocious torture and, in some cases, execution.
In the summer of 1988 the Iranian regime extra-judicially executed more than 30,000 political prisoners – mostly members and supporters of the opposition movement the People’s Mojahedin of Iran (PMOI/MEK) in prisons across the country – on the basis of a religious decree (fatwa) issued by the then-supreme leader Ruhollah Khomeini.
Amnesty International has called this mass execution a “crime against humanity” and called for the perpetrators to be brought to justice.
#FreeIran2018


Saturday, June 23, 2018

World must hold Iran accountable for its Yemen meddling

Iran-made improvised explosive devices in the shape of a rock and sent to Houthi militias in Yemen
Analysis by PMOI/MEK

June 23, 2018 - Iran’s denial seems ridiculous as evidence of this regime providing weapons to the Houthis in Yemen is becoming undeniable.
More light is shed on the depth of the Iranian regime’s support of Houthi militias as Yemen government forces continue their advances in the strategic Hodaydah port.
The Iranian regime has continuously denied providing arms to the Houthi militias from day one of hostilities in Yemen. Tehran has also vigorously pushed any and all efforts, and suggestions, to find a responsible solution into utter failure.
Yemeni forces, with support provided by the United Arab Emirates military, are saying they now control Al Hodaydah airport and taking over the city will be a significant turning point in this flashpoint country.
Arab coalition commanders are saying they control the Al Hodaydah airport, leading to the discovery and neutralization of around 30,000 mines and improvised explosive devices (IEDs).
This week coalition officials in Abu Dhabi held an exhibition of Iran-made weaponry found in the mentioned airport. These equipments include drones, heavy weaponry, IEDs camouflaged into the shape of rock and even a remote controlled boat packed with explosives. This equipment was provided by Iran to the Houthis in Yemen.
Coalition officials also exposed details of this weaponry bearing markings of the Iranian regime. This included fuel for missiles used by the Houthis.
Saudi Arabian officials are saying the Houthis have launched 150 ballistic missiles from Yemen into Saudi soil.
The world has closed its eyes to Iran’s meddling in the Yemen war. It is now high time for international bodies such as the United Nations to hold the Iranian regime accountable for its measures.
It is worth noting that the Arab coalition held this exhibition in support of Yemen’s legal government. This conglomerate of weapons proves how the Iranian regime is sending smuggled weapons and military technology to the Houthis, and thus violating international laws.
The time for action against Tehran is now.