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Iranian regime enforces hijab and chastity law for women

One of Khomeini's first actions, which occurred just a few days after the 1979 Revolution against the Iranian monarchy, was to make the hijab mandatory.
One of Khomeini's first actions, which occurred just a few days after the 1979 Revolution against the Iranian monarchy, was to make the hijab mandatory.
One of Khomeini’s first actions, which occurred just a few days after the 1979 Revolution against the Iranian monarchy, was to make the hijab mandatory.

One of Khomeini’s first actions, which occurred just a few days after the 1979 Revolution against the Iranian monarchy, was to make the hijab mandatory. He strongly supported the slogan, “Either the veil or a hit on the head.”This law has been in place for the past 40 years under the clerical rule, but as societal unrest grows, we observe an increase in arrests and executions as well as a recent wave of attacks and harassment against women in Iran under the guise of defending the law requiring them to wear the hijab.

Iranian head judge of the infamous “Death Commission” acknowledges 1988 massacre

“In those special circumstances, the country was in a crisis, meaning if it were not for the firm decision-making of [regime’s first supreme leader Ruhollah Khomeini] we would be in completely different conditions."
“In those special circumstances, the country was in a crisis, meaning if it were not for the firm decision-making of [regime’s first supreme leader Ruhollah Khomeini] we would be in completely different conditions."
“In those special circumstances, the country was in a crisis, meaning if it were not for the firm decision-making of [regime’s first supreme leader Ruhollah Khomeini] we would be in completely different conditions.”

In a recent interview, Hossein-Ali Nayeri, the chief judge that oversaw the 1988 massacre under the Iranian regime, admitted that the killings were genocide and defended the mullahs’ actions, saying that “the entire state may not exist today, if not for those executions.”Nayeri said in an interview published on July 9 on the website of the “Islamic Revolution Documents Center.”

Iran’s medicine crisis intensifies

In Iran, patients with specific illnesses now bear the painful burden of an inadequate supply of medicines before anyone else.
In Iran, patients with specific illnesses now bear the painful burden of an inadequate supply of medicines before anyone else.

Iran’s pharmaceutical sector is going through an unheard-of crisis. Even state media has been warning for some time about the dire situation of production and drug smuggling in the import and export of medicine as the sector is on the verge of bankruptcy. These facts refute the talking points repeated by the network of Western apologists and lobbyists for the Iranian regime, placing the blame for Iran’s medication crisis squarely on the shoulders of the regime.

Brussels to send terrorist diplomat back to Tehran in disgraceful deal

The notice of a hasty approval of a bill in the Belgian parliament is now posted on the parliament’s website and is expected to be put to vote in the Foreign Affairs Committee on Tuesday.
The notice of a hasty approval of a bill in the Belgian parliament is now posted on the parliament’s website and is expected to be put to vote in the Foreign Affairs Committee on Tuesday.
The notice of a hasty approval of a bill in the Belgian parliament is now posted on the parliament’s website and is expected to be put to vote in the Foreign Affairs Committee on Tuesday.

 

According to the official website of the Belgian Parliament, the Belgian government is on the cusp of finalizing a shameful agreement with the mullahs’ regime ruling Iran. Under the pretext of “Transfer of Sentenced Prisoners,” Brussels will return Assadollah Assadi, a career diplomat terrorist, to Tehran. Assadi was the mastermind of a failed bombing plot against a large Iranian Resistance event in France in 2018, attended by 100,000 people, including hundreds of lawmakers, current and former officials, and dignitaries from five continents.

Fifty-three athletes condemn the Belgium-Iran deal to free terrorists

The bombing plan for the event was orchestrated by Assadi. The bomb was made in Tehran and was flown to Vienna by Assadi, a senior officer in the Ministry of Intelligence.
The bombing plan for the event was orchestrated by Assadi. The bomb was made in Tehran and was flown to Vienna by Assadi, a senior officer in the Ministry of Intelligence.

 

The Belgian and Iranian governments signed a treaty on March 11, 2022, allowing criminally responsible individuals to complete the remainder of their sentences in their own nation. Sending Asadollah Assadi, the clerical regime’s terrorist diplomat, back to Iran was the obvious goal. On June 30, 2018, the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI) held an international rally in Paris that drew thousands of participants, including hundreds of well-known figures from the United States, Europe, and the Middle East.

Major cyberattack against the Islamic Culture and Relations Organization of Tehran

January 27, 2022— using 27 state media networks and shutting down the state TV and radio network to broadcast the slogans "Death to Khamenei" and "Hail to Rajavi."
January 27, 2022— using 27 state media networks and shutting down the state TV and radio network to broadcast the slogans “Death to Khamenei” and “Hail to Rajavi.”

 

On July 3, 2022, rebellious cyber activists launched a major cyber offensive against the Iranian regime’s Islamic & Relations Organization (ICRO), a subsidiary organization of the Ministry of Culture and Islamic Guidance responsible for spreading the religious dictatorship’s regressive and medieval mindset throughout 70 countries and recruiting extremist elements for terrorist purposes.

 

Iran: JVMI condemns the Iran-Belgium terrorist release deal

On Thursday, July 7, the Belgian parliament is expected to conduct a final vote at the Committee level approving Brussels' decision to move forward with the exchange of purportedly convicted prisoners with interested parties.

On Thursday, July 7, the Belgian parliament is expected to conduct a final vote at the Committee level approving Brussels' decision to move forward with the exchange of purportedly convicted prisoners with interested parties.

 

Only about 24 hours after it was revealed that the Belgian government had been secretly negotiating a deal with the Iranian regime to release Assadollah Assadi, a convicted and imprisoned terrorist, and three of his accomplices. Iranians and political figures from all over the world have expressed outrage.

Iranian Resistance launches new cyberattack against regime’s Islamic Culture and Communications Organization

On Sunday, July 3, a group of online activists known as "Ghiam Sarnegouni" (Uprising till Overthrow) began a significant offensive campaign against the Iranian government's Islamic Culture and Communication Organization (ICCO).
On Sunday, July 3, a group of online activists known as "Ghiam Sarnegouni" (Uprising till Overthrow) began a significant offensive campaign against the Iranian government's Islamic Culture and Communication Organization (ICCO).
On Sunday, July 3, a group of online activists known as “Ghiam Sarnegouni” (Uprising till Overthrow) began a significant offensive campaign against the Iranian government’s Islamic Culture and Communication Organization (ICCO).

 

At least six websites have been taken over, and 15 more have been defaced, with images of NCRI President-elect Maryam Rajavi and Iranian Resistance Leader Massoud Rajavi. The operation also deleted 44 servers, hundreds of computers, and 35 databases that belonged to ICCO.

Activities of Resistance Units in 11 Cities inside Iran

Babol – activity of Resistance Units- Free Iran with Maryam Rajavi
Babol – activity of Resistance Units- Free Iran with Maryam Rajavi
Babol – the activity of Resistance Units- Free Iran with Maryam Rajavi.

On Saturday, July 3rd, MEK supporters and Resistance Units continued their anti-repression activities in Tehran and various cities including Qazvin, Babol, Sari, Ahvaz, Mashhad, Nishapur, Karaj, Shiraz, Khorram Abad, and Bandar Abbas.

Iran: Brussels will return a convicted Iranian terrorist diplomat to Tehran

Brussels will send Assadollah Assadi, a career diplomat terrorist, back to Tehran under the guise of "Transfer of Sentenced Prisoners."
Brussels will send Assadollah Assadi, a career diplomat terrorist, back to Tehran under the guise of “Transfer of Sentenced Prisoners.”

The Belgian government is reportedly close to finalizing a shameful agreement with the Iranian regime, according to the official website of the Belgian Parliament. Brussels will send Assadollah Assadi, a career diplomat terrorist, back to Tehran under the guise of “Transfer of Sentenced Prisoners.”