By Navid Felker

The people of Iran have been participating in one of the most significant uprisings in recent times in the country. Since Friday 15th November, the people have been bravely voicing their concerns and making the regime understand that they will not tolerate the regime’s corrupt and brutal rule any longer. There is no doubt that they want regime change.  

So far, there have been at least 450 protesters killed and thousands more injured. There have also been thousands of protesters arrested. Many of those killed by the suppressive forces and anti-riot police were shot at point-blank range or in the head or chest.  

By Azita Carlson

The British Committee for Iran Freedom (BCFIF) has released a statement declaring that it “strongly condemns” the Iranian regime’s crackdown on the nationwide uprising that began on November 15, after the mullahs tripled the price of fuel. 

In that same statement, the BCFIF also condemned the near-total internet shutdown that the Iranian authorities instituted for over a week in order to prevent information about the protests and the crackdown from reaching the outside world, which led to an increased crackdown by the paramilitary Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) and other security organs. 

Analysis by StopFundamentalism.com

By Armin Baldwin

Nowadays, various officials of the Islamic Republic of Iran are examining the dimensions of the recent uprising in Iran. Central to these meetings is the recognition of the role of the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK) in the recent Iran protests.

On November 25, the Parliament’s National Security and Foreign Affairs Committee held a joint meeting with a representative of security institutions to discuss recent events following the gasoline price hike.

Number of Killed Protesters Surpasses 450-List of 154 Victims From 36 Cities Identified

By Atousa Pilger

According to People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK) number of victims killed during Iran Protests 2019 has surpassed 450, though the actual numbers are much higher. The protests spread to 176 cities and the regime is desperately trying to conceal the true dimensions of its horrific crimes by the shutdown of the internet. The regime refuses to hand over the bodies of victims to their families.

By Navid Felker

France’s defense minister Florence Parly visited a French naval base in Abu Dhabi, the capital of the UAE to base a command post.

“This morning we formalized that the command post will be based on Emirati territory,” Defence Minister Florence Parly told reporters.

By Armin Baldwin

Ten days after the people took to the streets to protest the Iranian regime’s massive rise in petrol prices, the people of Iran are still going strong. They have made it very clear that they will not be leaving the streets any time soon and anger is palpable. Clashes between the anti-riot police and the people continue and buildings are being damaged. The National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI), the main opposition to the Iranian regime, believes that there are more than 300 people killed, more than 4,000 injured and more than 10,000 people arrested.

By Azita Carlson

Over the past ten days, Iran has seen one of the biggest protests since the regime stole power in 1979. What began as a simple demonstration over a massive rise in the price of fuel, quickly morphed into an uprising demanding regime change and targeting Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, President Hassan Rouhani, and the Revolutionary Guards (IRGC). 

The People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK), a group that the Regime has long tried to portray as insignificant and unpopular among the Iranian people, has a leading role in these recent protests. Even the regime’s highest-ranking officials are forced to admit that their previous statements were lies and that the MEK enjoys nationwide support. 

Day 10 Iran Protests

By Armin Baldwin

The tenth day of Iran Protests 2019 continued as Demonstrations and Clashes in Tehranpars (East Tehran), Isfahan, and Sirjan was reported through a network of the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK).

On Saturday, November 23, the MEK reported that more than 300 hundred protesters have been killed and 4000 are wounded. The MEK published on Saturday, November 23, the name of 99 martyrs. Thousands are arrested and the regime has turned Grade Schools into detention centers. The number of martyrs is much higher and the regime is trying to conceal the scale of its horrific crimes.

By Armin Baldwin

Crime Against Humanity – Amid Internet Shutdown

According to reports obtained by the network of People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK) at least 300 protesters have been killed by the security forces during Iran Protests 2019.

The religious fascism ruling Iran is trying its utmost to hide the scale of its crimes since the real number is much higher.