The majority of Jordan’s parliamentary body, with key figures including the First Deputy Parliament Speaker, a faction leader, and eight heads of parliamentary committees among its ranks, has explicitly stated their solidarity with the Iranian population’s call for a democratic Republic.
The representatives have publicly backed the 10-point plan proposed by the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI) President-elect, Mrs. Maryam Rajavi, underlining the shared international responsibility for the Iranian people’s pursuit of freedom.
Former world leaders, politicians, lawmakers, and activists rallied in France on Saturday to express their solidarity with the Iranian people in their struggle to overthrow the mullahs’ regime and establish a secular, democratic republic of Iran.
The Free Iran 2023 World Summit was held while at the same time, freedom-loving Iranians and the supporters of the Iranian Resistance rallied at Place Vauban in Paris to echo the voice of the Iranian people.
She was initially detained for protesting against chemical attacks on schools in her hometown in Fars Province, southern Iran. Alongside her, her father, Ebrahim Amiri, was also apprehended by security services.
On June 14, government-associated economist Saeed Lilaz highlighted Iran’s skyrocketing inflation, saying, “The inflation rate in 2022 has surpassed 50%, marking the highest level since 1943.” He pointed to the unprecedented growth in liquidity over the past five years, especially during Raisi’s 23-month tenure, as a sign of the massive siphoning of Iranian wealth.
The documents demonstrate a high level of surveillance on protestors, indicating the regime’s view of protests as a substantial security threat.
This cohort of signatories includes notable figures such as a Vice President of the French parliament, leaders of four parliamentary groups, heads of three parliamentary Committees, 15 Committee Deputies, and four former ministers.
On June 20th, we commemorate the start of the Iranian people’s fight for freedom and democracy in 1981, particularly the profound influence of women on this journey.
On June 20th, we commemorate the start of the Iranian people’s fight for freedom and democracy in 1981, particularly the profound influence of women on this journey. Iranian women have long been at the vanguard of their people’s struggle against the mullahs’ religious dictatorship.
On June 20, around 1,000 police forces raided Ashraf, breaking doors, closets, and equipment while using tear gas and pepper spray to attack the residents. One MEK member was killed during the attack, and more than 100 were injured. Some are in critical condition.
A mother gave birth to twins who exhibited distressing symptoms shortly after birth. The infants were promptly rushed to Chabahar Hospital, where the distraught family received the tragic news of their death.
