by Staff writer, SF

At the UN General Assembly last month, it was explained that Iran has a warehouse containing nuclear equipment and material; a revelation that came shortly after he produced an archive of files documenting the Regime’s illicit military nuclear research.

International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Director General Yukiya Amano was urged to “inspect this atomic warehouse immediately”, before the Regime could hide/destroy the contents.

But the IAEA rejected his suggestion just one week later and this is far from the first time that they’ve failed to investigate possible Iranian violations discovered by Israeli intelligence.

by Staff writer, SF

Before the 1979 Islamic Revolution in Iran, Shiite Muslims, who make up about a fifth of all Muslims, were largely treated as inferiors in the Arab world. In most countries, they were forbidden to build mosques because the Sunni Muslim majority saw them as heretics. In certain countries, including Libya, Iraq and Saudi Arabia, they could be executed without trial.

by Staff writer, SF

In Iran on Tuesday, in front of the regime's program and budget organization in Tehran, a massive group of retirees from several different provinces, including Fars and Kermanshah, gathered to demand a raise in their salaries, corresponding with the inflation seen in the country. Many of these people live below the poverty line. They also asked for implementation of a coordinated payment system, balancing of their salaries, and paying their efficiency insurance premiums.

by Staff writer, SF

Following the devastating earthquake that hit Iran nearly a year ago, 30% of the people who were left homeless by the earthquake continue to live on the streets in make-shift tents, according to the mayor of Sarpol-e Zahab in Iran’s western province of Kermanshah.

Mohammad Jamali nia spoke about the current situation, “Only the floor concrete placement takes 28 days. Therefore, with a thumbnail account, it can be seen that the repair of all houses will take a lot of time.”