“Consumer demand is currently almost non-existent in the market,” he told the semi-official Tasnim News Agency in an April 16 interview. For the younger generation, owning a home has become all but a dream due to the regime’s failed policies. Since the mullahs came to power in Iran, the topic of housing has remained a contentious issue.
The mullahs’ dictatorship is desperately trying to keep a lid on the country’s extremely restive society, and one of the methods used to achieve this has been to target Iran’s innocent schoolgirls, who were one of the main engines behind the anti-regime uprising that sparked in September 2022.
While opposition figures with no specific program and history in fighting the regime are being promoted by foreign media, Iran’s state media has been warning about the leading role of People’s Mojahedin of Iran (PMOI/MEK) and its parent coalition, the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI), in the protests.
On April 19, 1972, the Iranian regime under Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi executed a group of senior members of the Iranian opposition People’s Mojahedin of Iran (PMOI/MEK). This included Nasser Sadegh, Mohammad Bazargani, Ali Mihandoost, and Ali Bakeri, all of whom were central committee members of the MEK.
cting the regime and pushing for change. With approximately 60% of the country’s citizens under the age of 30, Iran’s youth make up a significant portion of the population. Growing up in an era where access to information is difficult to control, the regime has struggled to impose its fundamentalist views on them.
Female students have been particularly affected, as the regime uses education as a means of exerting pressure on this intellectual and freedom-loving class.
Despite facing significant challenges and repression, Iranian women have continued their struggle for gender equality and human rights in Iran.
Despite the involvement of intelligence agencies and various committees, no official report has been published, leaving the public in the dark.
The Commander in Chief of the State Security Force, Ahmadreza Radan, announced on April 8 that the force would begin dealing with women who removed their Hijab in public from April 15, with violators reported to judicial authorities.
Despite the regime’s brutal crackdown on peaceful demonstrators, brave youth and members of the MEK Resistance Units have been actively targeting regime sites in response to the regime’s recent chemical gas attacks targeting innocent schoolgirls.
