A rally will be held in Paris in July to expose the lies and myths surrounding the supposed moderation of the Iranian regime.
The rally, which will be held on July 9th, is an annual one which is attended by dignitaries from around the world including senior politicians, religious leaders, human rights activists and women’s rights activists.
The National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI) wants Western governments to understand that the Iranian regime is not ‘moderate’.
In fact, they say that the human rights situation has deteriorated since Rouhani took office and cite torture, cruel punishment and executions.
Iranian resistance forces have smuggled a video out of Iran which shows a man being flogged the fundamentalist regime.
The video, broadcast on the website for the National Council of Resistance of Iran, was filmed at Kouhpayeh Park in Shiraz, southern Iran.
Over 270 Members of the European Parliament, have signed a statement which calls on the European Union to put conditions on their relationship with Iran.
The MEPs want an improvement to human rights and an end to executions in exchange for European trade and political relations.
Maryam Rajavi announced this on Saturday 11, June in a meeting of the NCRI which was held in support of the Syrian people and their resistance.
A misogynistic Iranian cleric has announced that immoral behaviour in women is destroying the environment.
This immodest behaviour, including ‘improper veiling’ has reportedly caused a major Iranian river to dry up.
The Iranian regime continues to carry out ballistic missile tests in defiance of resolutions by the U.N. Security Council and the agreements reached between Iran and six world powers last summer.
On the morning of Tuesday 7th June 2016, the brutal prison guards under pretext of the time of Ramadan, put pressure on the prisoners and cut the gas and water utilities of 2 wards (known as Dar-AlQoran). These brutal guards have threatened the prisoners that they will be moved to the dangerous wards of prison, unless they fast.
Struan Stevenson, President of the European Iraqi Freedom Association (EIFA), has released a new statement about the ongoing human rights atrocities in the Iraqi city of Fallujah, 43 miles from Baghdad. The following is the text of his press release.
It is time for the West to listen to those who have experienced the Iranian regime’s abuses firsthand, argues Nasser Sharif, president of the California Society for Democracy in Iran. He made the argument in an op-ed published in The Orange County Register on Friday, June 10, 2016:
