By Atousa Pilger
For 40 years, the Iranian mullahs have destroyed the lives of the people they rule over and now the Iranian people are calling on the international community to support their right to overthrow this dictatorship and achieve the freedom they were fighting for in 1979.
By Azita Carlson
Thousands of Iranians and their supporters gathered in Paris over the weekend to mark the 40th anniversary of the anti-monarchical revolution.
By Staff writer, SF
The Attorney General of the Iranian Regime has attempted to defend widespread, systematic internet censorship by labelling the web as a “space for crime”.
By Azita Carlson
Regime change is the ultimate goal for the people of Iran. They have made it very clear that they are not going to wait around for the regime to become more moderate because they know that it is never going to happen.
By Armin Baldwin
The Shah’s dictatorship was overthrown four decades by the Iranian people wanting a democratice change. But with many democratic forces destroyed by the Shah left a vacuum of power that was filled by Rohullah Khomeini.
By Azita Carlson
The head of the mullahs’ Atomic Energy Organization admitted last month that Iran violated the 2015 nuclear deal that it has with world powers by not filing the core of their nuclear reactor with cement.
By Atousa Pilger
The Trump administration repeatedly warns against Iran’s global threat. When he announced the US exit from 2015’s Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action last May, Trump cited the agreement’s failure to constrain Iran’s overall behavior, or to facilitate peace and stability in the Middle East.
By Armin Baldwin
Ruhollah Khomeini, the founder of the Islamic Republic of Iran, was a cruel man with outdated beliefs who usurped a popular anti-monarchical revolution to make himself king in all but name. He never supported the democratic will of the people – although he claimed to in order to get power – and opposed real revolutions to bring political change.
By Staff writer, SF
Protests hit at least six Iranian cities on Sunday, with frustrated victims of the Regime’s corruption taking to the streets to demand justice or answers. Let’s look at them in more detail.
By Navid Felker
The people of Iran systematically have their human rights trampled on by the clerical regime ruling their country. Their freedom has been curbed so much over the last few decades and when they take to the streets to protest their situation the Iranian regime arrests them, imprisons them and tortures them. Some are even executed.
