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The Grim Reality: Ongoing Executions in Iran’s Mullah Regime

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In Iran, the dark shadow of executions continues to loom over the lives of its prisoners.
In Iran, the dark shadow of executions continues to loom over the lives of its prisoners.

 

The regime, led by Ali Khamenei, is executing individuals out of fear of potential uprisings by the people. This brutal practice reflects the oppressive nature of the Iranian government.

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Anniversary of Zahedan’s Bloody Friday marked by defiant protests

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On the solemn occasion of the first anniversary of the Zahedan’s Bloody Friday massacre, the streets of several cities across Sistan and Baluchestan province echoed with impassioned voices against the regime.
On the solemn occasion of the first anniversary of the Zahedan’s Bloody Friday massacre, the streets of several cities across Sistan and Baluchestan province echoed with impassioned voices against the regime.

On the solemn occasion of the first anniversary of the Zahedan’s Bloody Friday massacre, the streets of several cities across Sistan and Baluchestan province echoed with impassioned voices against the regime.

 

Despite the authorities preemptively deploying anti-riot forces and hefty weaponry as a show of might, the spirit of the Baluch people remained undeterred.

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Bloody Friday Massacre: Baluchestan’s lingering cry for justice

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September 30, 2022, will forever be etched in Iran's memory as "Bloody Friday in Zahedan," the horrifying massacre where the regime's security forces targeted the impoverished Baloch people.
September 30, 2022, will forever be etched in Iran's memory as "Bloody Friday in Zahedan," the horrifying massacre where the regime's security forces targeted the impoverished Baloch people.

September 30, 2022, will forever be etched in Iran's memory as "Bloody Friday in Zahedan," the horrifying massacre where the regime's security forces targeted the impoverished Baloch people.

 

This atrocity draws a chilling parallel to the “Black Friday” of September 8, 1978, where a monarchic dictator attempted to crush an uprising.

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Berlin conference urges international support for Iranian resistance

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On Thursday, September 28, a notable gathering occurred in the German capital involving representatives from various factions of the Federal Parliament.
On Thursday, September 28, a notable gathering occurred in the German capital involving representatives from various factions of the Federal Parliament.

On Thursday, September 28, a notable gathering occurred in the German capital involving representatives from various factions of the Federal Parliament.

 

The conference, named “Iran: One Year after the Popular Uprising,” saw vocal endorsements for a democratic, secular, and nuclear-free Iran from its attendees, including members of the Bundestag.

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Bloody Friday of Zahedan: A Grim Anniversary in Iran’s Recent History

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The anniversary of the Bloody Friday massacre in Zahedan served as a somber reminder of a dark chapter in Iran's recent history.
The anniversary of the Bloody Friday massacre in Zahedan served as a somber reminder of a dark chapter in Iran's recent history.

 On September 30, 2022, this tragic event unfolded when security forces opened fire on peaceful protesters in Zahedan, resulting in the deaths of over 100 people, including at least a dozen children. This gruesome incident is commemorated as one of the regime’s heinous crimes against humanity.

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Iran: The looming threat of deforestation and environmental negligence

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These northern territories are struggling to balance agricultural needs, urban growth, and logging.But beneath these captivating views, a severe environmental crisis looms - deforestation.
These northern territories are struggling to balance agricultural needs, urban growth, and logging.But beneath these captivating views, a severe environmental crisis looms - deforestation.

 

The picturesque northern provinces of Iran, namely Gilan, Mazandaran, and Golestan, which lie along the southern edges of the Caspian Sea, are celebrated for their awe-inspiring landscapes filled with lush forests and unparalleled biodiversity. But beneath these captivating views, a severe environmental crisis looms – deforestation.

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Infiltration of U.S. government by Iranian agents sparks controversy

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Washington was rocked by recent revelations detailing the involvement of alleged “Iran experts,” believed to have affiliations with the Iranian clerical regime, within the U.S. government.
Washington was rocked by recent revelations detailing the involvement of alleged “Iran experts,” believed to have affiliations with the Iranian clerical regime, within the U.S. government.

 

Disturbingly, these individuals, including a current employee of the Department of Defense, are said to have actively influenced U.S. decision-making, disseminating the Iranian regime’s narrative on matters such as nuclear talks, sanctions, and opposition movements.

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Dr. Ayda Rostami: A beacon of hope silenced by brutality

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In the heart of Gorgan, northern Iran, on July 16, 1986, Ayda Rostami began her journey.
In the heart of Gorgan, northern Iran, on July 16, 1986, Ayda Rostami began her journey.

In the heart of Gorgan, northern Iran, on July 16, 1986, Ayda Rostami began her journey.

Tragically orphaned at the age of ten, Rostami battled life’s harshest blows to pursue her dreams. Her resilience bore fruit as she graduated medical school, a testament to her indomitable spirit.

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Iranian universities tighten clothing regulations for female students

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As the new academic year gets underway in Iran, students are facing stricter clothing restrictions, especially female students.
As the new academic year gets underway in Iran, students are facing stricter clothing restrictions, especially female students.

As the new academic year gets underway in Iran, students are facing stricter clothing restrictions, especially female students.

 

This escalation in regulations is evident across various universities, with a notable increase in surveillance and penalties for non-compliance.

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Samaneh Asghari and others detained on the anniversary of the 2022 uprising

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Despite the passage of two weeks since her arrest, Samaneh Asghari remains in detention with uncertain status in the Intelligence Ministry Ward 209 of Evin Prison.
Despite the passage of two weeks since her arrest, Samaneh Asghari remains in detention with uncertain status in the Intelligence Ministry Ward 209 of Evin Prison.

Despite the passage of two weeks since her arrest, Samaneh Asghari remains in detention with uncertain status in the Intelligence Ministry Ward 209 of Evin Prison.

 

She is deprived of being visited by her family. Security forces arrested Ms. Asghari at her residence in Tehran on September 14, 2023, and took her away to Evin Prison. Samaneh Asghari is a student of Industrial Engineering at Kharazmi University in Tehran and a children’s rights activist. She was arrested last October during the 2022 protest.

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