look people of Iran pay Such a price for freedom

What incentive is leading to such resistance؟ Is not this a sign of the legitimacy of the resistance...

Iran pol Prisoner, Arash Sadeghi

NCRI - International Demand for the release of political prisoner "Arash Sadeghi" made the first topic in twitter worldwide trending today.

Arash Sadeghi's Health Deterioration in the Sixty-Eighth Day of Hunger Strike

Political prisoner, Arash Sadeghi is in the sixty-eighth day of his hunger strike his physical condition has been reported as "very grave”.
Yesterday due to a sharp drop in blood pressure. "6 -5" and severe stomach pain and palpitations and shortness of breath he lost consciousness for about two minutes and was transferred to the infirmary.

Persian hero Arash and his wife

Doctors expressed concern about Arash Sadeghi’s health situation and asked him to get serum but he refused and was returned to the ward after a few hours.
According to the coroner's report after carefully examining his situation the risk of coma and even death in imminent.

Innocent blood will not remain unanswered

After 28 years of crimes will be disclosed A clip proves all professional Mujahideen Now it's time for the world to all the Mujahideen professional trust...

victims of massacre

support is growing for a U.S. House of Representatives resolution introduced by Rep. Michael McCaul (R-TX), the Homeland Security Committee Chair, Eliot Engel (D-NY), House Foreign Affairs Committee (HFAC) ranking member and Ed Royce (R-CA), the HFAC chairman. The resolution condemns the deteriorating situation of human rights in Iran and the Iranian regime “for the 1988 massacre, and for denying the evidence of this manifest set of crimes against humanity.”

Ahmad Montazeri was setenced to 21 years jail for posting his fathers audio tape revealing the 1988 massacre of pol. Prisoners in Iran

H.Con.Res.159, co-sponsored by some 50 House members, urges the United Nations “to create a Commission of Inquiry to fully investigate the massacre and to gather evidence and identify the names and roles of specific perpetrators with a view towards bringing them to justice.”

30,000 innocent executed

The measure notes that “the massacre was carried out pursuant to a fatwa, or religious decree, issued by then-Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, that targeted…the Mujahedeen-e-Khalq (MEK),” quoting Amnesty International, “between 27 July 1988 and the end of that year, thousands of political prisoners [in Iran], including prisoners of conscience, were executed in prisons nationwide.”

Listen to the voice of the Iranian prisoners

These are the voices of millions of Iranians These odors have been witness to hundreds of street executions They have come out of the darkroom Iran These speakers are 80 million Iranians These are the new generation in Iran These aspirations finally found itself on the MKO...

Release political prisoners shabnam

The protesters also say the billions of dollars in cash the U.S. shipped to Iran, plus the West’s release of frozen Iranian bank assets, already have been diverted to Iran’s expansionist armies in Iraq, Syria and elsewhere.

Release political prisoners  Arash

“Every deal, every negotiation with the regime, it means additional gallows in Iran,” says Shabnam Madadzadeh, 29, who gained fame as a student organizer at Tehran’s Tarbiat Moalem University. She spent five harsh years in confinement, including in Iran’s notorious Evin prison, but she did not break.

Release political prisoners Farzad

Just a few weeks ago, Ms. Madadzadeh escaped her home country via a clandestine network operated by the People’s Mujahedeen of Iran, or MEK. She surfaced in Paris and appeared Saturday at a conference with other Iranians opposed to the hard-line mullahs who run the country.

Paris Conference and the presence of released prisoners

“Iranian people do not want negotiations with this regime, and they hate appeasement policy with this regime,” Ms. Madadzadeh told The Washington Times. “They want the world, European governments and United Nations and the U.S. to stay firmly against the regime’s policy of violence against human rights — the regime’s crimes in Iran and Syria and exporting terrorism in the world. Iranian people want a change in regime by themselves and resistance.”

Corruption in high and low poverty

Corruption in Iran under the mullahs is nothing new The number of high unemployment and the number of street children and runaways represents Our society has become poorer And the authorities have become Richer...

Dr. Sanabargh Zahedi

Judiciary Commission of the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI) on Tuesday, November 8, held an online conference on performance of Ali Khamenei, the Iranian regime Supreme Leader, entitled “Corruption has rotten the very fabric of the mullahs’ regime.”

waits for a medical exam as part of the process of selling his kidney

Dr. Sanabargh Zahedi, Chair of the NCRI Judiciary Commission, said in the conference: “Khamenei is responsible for various aspects of financial and moral corruption. He has made some of his forces scapegoat to cover up endemic corruptions in the regime’s structure.”

Iranian doctor carries a kidney from a kidney 

“While Iranian people are suffering from poverty and hunger, the Iranian regime leaders have plundered billions of dollars from people wealth and they themselves admit that they are unable to end this corruption that has engulfed all sectors of the government,” he said.

Maryam Akbari What is sin?

Why should she spend her life behind bars What she has committed a crime the right to life taken from her Where in the world is such behavior with women؟ His crime is one woman And other mass protest against the anti-people policies of the regime...

Female political prisoner faces increased pressure

Iran political prisoner Maryam Akbari Monfared put under pressure
reports, Iranian political prisoner Maryam Akbari Monfared, held at the women’s ward in Evin Prison, was transferred in late September to Ward 209, a ward controlled by the Iranian regime’s Ministry of Intelligence, to be interrogated. The executioners attempted to inspect her before she could enter the ward. Akbari Monfared didn’t accept to be humiliated this way and said: “I’ve not left the prison; you yourselves want to transfer me to another ward, then why should I be inspected?”

Political prisoner under pressure for spying on others

Eventually this led to a dispute between Akbari Monfared and prison officials at the end of which she didn’t allow to them to inspect her. At the beginning of her arrival, the interrogator asked Akbari Monfared what was going on in her ward. In response Akbari Monfared said: “I’m not reporting on the ward. If you have any questions about myself, you can go ahead and ask.”
To check out the status of the political prisoners, the intelligence agents first reprimand them and then, if possible, try to make them spy for the regime on fellow inmates.

mullahs in Iran are Anti-human with atom or without the atom

 

The mullahs need to trial Not deal  and appeasement. Brutality and extremism is threatening the world . Do not be fooled nuclear deal with Iran Legend moderation in Iran is dangerous...

Rouhani is a wolf in sheep's clothing

Iranian President Hasan Rouhani — who former U.S. Sen. Joseph Lieberman says should be treated as "an international pariah" because his country "has more blood on its hands" than North Korea – has been warmly received by some members of the United Nations this week.

GIULIO MARIA TERZI ON 9/23/16

Rouhani's visit to New York follows revelations of the Obama administration's controversial decision to ship $1.7 billion to Iran — an arrangement the administration insists did not amount to paying ransom.
But the cash appeared to secure the release of U.S. prisoners in Iran, while consummating a deal with Iran's mullahs that was intended to limit their nuclear enrichment activities for about a decade.
To one small, beleaguered Iranian resistance group, the payoff to Iran and its diplomatic acceptance at the UN represented yet another setback in a long struggle to get Western powers to recognize the true nature of the regime. Appeasing the theocrats in Tehran, they warn, will only fuel more violence and repression.

Amazing welcomed the transfer of Mojahedin

Why removal of the MKO from Iraq was the first Internet? Why is this news for several days in a row are the world's first؟ This support reflects the legitimacy of the Iranian Resistance This support reflects the universal hatred of the rulers of Iran...

Great triumph for the Iranian people's resistance 

Today, we learned that after 13 years of painstaking work in defence of the security, and to protect the rights of members and supporters of the Poeple's Mojahedin Organisation of Iran (PMOI), in Camp Ashraf and in later Camp Liberty in Iraq, finally, all members and supporters of the organisation, have officially been accepted by the government of Albania and all have been moved to that country.

Maryam Rajavi is greeted by jubilant Iranians for victory of Camp Liberty Relocation

Undoubtedly, today counts as a great and historic day for the democratic opposition and resistance of the Iranian people and all of us as supporters of this liberation movement.
During the last 13 years, the Iranian regime employed all possible destructive tactics against the PMOI in Iraq.

 Senator Thom Tillis

The regime provided extensive financial and military support for the terrorist groups in Iraq, resulting in 8 missile attacks against the innocent residents of Camps Ashraf and Liberty in Iraq.
Such assaults left 141 dead, hundreds wounded and 7 hostages, from whom, 6 are women and there is no trace of them. The regime’s intention was either to force the PMOI members to surrender or the complete destruction of the PMOI organisation. Despite the Iranian regime’s expansive and destructive efforts, thanks to their own heroic resistance in Camps Ashraf and Liberty, as well as their countless international campaigns the Iranian resistance was victorious.