This week, the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI / MEK Iran), and the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI) repeated its demand for the international community to thoroughly investigate Iranian prison’ conditions and interview anyone imprisoned for political reasons. More and more political prisoners are being kept in Iran’s prisons.
Belgium state security revealed that long term Belgium residents originating from Iran in their capacity as spies were responsible for an Iranian backed attempted bombing of the MEK event in 2018. This is an abridged account leading up to the events that happened in June 2018.
The death toll in Iran is now 167,700 in 465 cities according to data obtained by the Iranian opposition, the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK). Figures for selected cities and provinces are listed below.
Reports from Iran indicate that the Iranian regime has been ordering its security forces to detain former political prisoners. It is clearly concerned about another round of protests or a nationwide uprising and it is trying to prevent anything from being sparked off. On top of this, people with family links to the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI / MEK) have also been targeted by security forces.
In June two years ago, the federal judicial police in Belgium received a tip-off from the country’s state security service. Foreign intelligence indicated that some Belgian citizens were involved with the planning of an attack.
As a woman and a child, girl children are least protected and are denied opportunities because of the regime’s misogynist beliefs.
On 15th November last year, a nationwide uprising broke out across Iran. It was sparked by the regime’s announcement that fuel prices were going to increase sharply.
The trial of the Iranian regime’s terrorist diplomat Asadollah Assadi is due to start in Belgium this week.
Although European authorities have long been alert to potential terrorist activities by (non-state) jihadi groups, mostly Sunnis, they may soon be forced to take more attention to state-sponsored terrorist activities by Iran’s ruling theocratic regime.
To mark the anniversary of last year’s protests in November, the Iranian resistance Units, aligned to the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI / MEK Iran) organized a series of activities in several Iranian cities.
