Dropping out of school to work and help their families has become one of Iran’s most pressing social issues. Many children are forced to stop studying before they have the opportunity to properly begin their education and build their own future, leaving these dropouts with extremely bleak economic and social prospects.
More than 100 servers and computers, dozens of portals and databases, 37 sites, and 12 internal portals of the Ministry of Agriculture Jihad were disrupted and destroyed on Monday morning, April 25, 2022. On the homepage of the Ministry of Agriculture Jihad, there were pictures of the Iranian Resistance’s leadership with the slogan “Viva Rajavi,” as well as defaced pictures of Khamenei with the slogan “Death to Khamenei.”
The mullahs, the Revolutionary Guards, and their allies have plundered the national assets of the Iranian people since the beginning of their infamous rule. They’ve divided farmland and ranches between themselves and the oppressors. In the year 2000, the two ministries of Agriculture and Construction Jihad merged to form the so-called “Agricultural Jihad” Ministry.
Tehran will not stop trying to avenge the assassination of Qassem Soleimani, according to the commander of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) naval unit, who described such a notion as “pure fantasy.” In January 2020, Soleimani, the former commander of the Quds Force, was killed by a US drone strike at Baghdad airport.
Thousands of teachers across the country took to the streets on Thursday, April 21, rallying in over 50 cities to express their economic woes and once again demand answers to their long-standing and unmet demands.
On Thursday, Iranian teachers are expected to hold a new round of protests as part of a nationwide movement that has been going on for months. It calls for a raise in poverty-level wages as well as protections for both teachers’ and students’ rights. Numerous arrests of teacher-activists and trade unionists, many of which have resulted in multi-year prison sentences amidst broader crackdowns on social activism, demonstrate the regime’s contempt for those rights.
According to multiple reports, security forces are stationed at Tehran’s Amirkabir University of Technology to monitor female students and ensure they follow the regime’s dress code. As per reports, the university’s security guards are harassing girls under various pretexts, claiming that they are in violation of hijab and dress rules.
More voices from within the mullahs’ ruling apparatus are sounding alarm bells about the “enemy’s destructive online presence” as regime officials in Iran consider what to do with their “Internet Protection (censorship) Bill.”On state television networks, experts affiliated with the regime’s various institutions are interviewed.
April 1 marks the anniversary of the ‘Islamic Republic’ referendum when Iranian regime founder Ruhollah Khomeini imposed his theocratic and fundamentalist regime on the people as a ‘republic.’ Officials and experts have analyzed the regime’s situation once again, as they have every year since its inception. However, unlike in previous years, we have seen a variety of reactions to the regime’s officials’ remarks this time.
Turkey has become a popular destination for Iranian dissidents and refugees seeking to flee the regime’s clutches in recent years. Meanwhile, Tehran has been very active in the region. To save their sinking regime, the mullahs have been spending billions of dollars of people’s wealth on terrorism and forming networks in various countries.
