The crisis in Abolfazl village is only getting worse, with the residents facing increased pressure to leave their homes, and now the state police chief Hossein Ashtari, Abdolnabi Mousavifard, Khuzestan representative for Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, Ahvaz governor, Jamal Alami, head of the Mostazafan Foundation Parviz Fattah, and the head of state-run radio and television, are all in cahoots.
A 27-year-old Iranian protester, sentenced to death twice for participating in the August 2018 uprising, has described the physical and psychological tortures he has been subjected to in prison by authorities.
The Iranian regime, angry at the protests they received from Iranians and other governments after they executed Mostafa Salehi, has hit back by ordering his widow to pay 425 million tomans in blood money or they will confiscate the house she lives in with her two children.
The Iranian parliament plans to ban or filter all social media sites in the country because they are terrified of how this allows the people and the organized resistance movement to organize protests.
Dr. Kazem Rajavi was a famous jurist and Iran’s first ambassador to the United Nations in Geneva following the 1979 revolution. He was also the older brother of the Iranian Resistance Leader Massoud Rajavi. He was the representative of the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI) in Switzerland and was always respected as a defender of human rights.
In recent days, there have been numerous protests in Iran. News obtained by the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI / MEK Iran) suggests that in spite of the COVID-19 outbreak and the way the regime has used the crisis to stop protests, people are rising up against the regime.
The rule of the mullahs in Iran is based on the principle of Velayat-e Faqih, or absolute rule of the clergy, and it is centered around the regime’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei.
This is an abridged version of an article by former European parliament Vice President, Alejo Vidal Quadras.
There is little doubt that the Iranian regime is facing challenges from the Iranian people as nationwide uprisings continue, influenced by the leadership of the NCRI President-elect Maryam Rajavi. Each year, the protests become more frequent and attract more and more people and the slogans that can be heard echoing through the air are “death to the dictator.”
Reimposing sanctions on Iran is an important step in preventing the mullahs from continuing their obsession with a nuclear bomb and supporting terrorist activities from Yemen to Lebanon, according to three U.S. experts at an NCRI sponsored online conference held on 26th August.
