Police in Sanandaj, western Iran, ban Labor Day ceremony, arrest 2 activists

On Saturday police in the western city of Sanandaj prevented any Labor Day ceremony outside the Labor House office in this city, said one individual, whereas activists and workers had prior to this used the opportunity to protest and raise the voice of these workers. However, the protesters faced a large number of police and intelligence agents at the site whom prevented their gathering from taking shape. In this rally none of the representatives of the Labor House, associated to the Iranian regime, were present at the site and the workers led and organized their own rally. The agents’ attack led to the arrest of two labor activists by the names of Lotfollah Ahmadi and Nader Rezagholi. These two individuals were transferred to the police intelligence department, and the ceremony was cancelled.

Chit-chat with a miner in Kerman, central Iran

Hardworking miners in Iran

Reporter: The province of Kerman in central Iran has many mines, as if the treasures of the ancient gods are hidden in the heart of this province. Treasures that belong to all the people. For all those who go deep down and extract these riches to help the wheels of Iran’s begin rolling. The economy gets up and going, but none of these hardworking people receive any share of these riches. The result of their hard work is always plundered by the ruling mullahs. Their share is just the black faces miners are famous for. I knew Kerman had the first word in Iran’s mining industry because I was aware of the official numbers that 15,732 of the 84,922 miners in Iran are from Kerman Province. This is around 19%.

Iran: Shocking suicide of 15-year-old girl in Tabriz

On Saturday, April 9^th a young 15-year-old girl from the city of Tabriz, northwest Iran, threw herself off the 10^th level of a building. She died on the spot.

The motive behind this young girl’s suicide remains unknown. Images of this young woman before and after her suicide raised waves of anger against the mullahs on the Internet.

Unfortunately, suicides are becoming a daily issue in Iran under the mullahs’ rule. Social and economic pressures, unemployment, skyrocketing prices, corruption, drug addiction and social distress, pressures imposed by the repressive police and their meddling in all aspects of people’s daily lives has led to increasing suicide numbers across the country.

Iran –Female Political Prisoners in Evin celebrate March 8th

The Mullahs ruling Iran have built prisons to stifle Iranian people’s ambitions for a free society. Female political prisoners celebrated March 8^th in the cells of the notorious Evin Prison at the same time that this international event was commemorated by other noble women around the world.

Iran: Unborn Babies for Sale!!..

A bitter, horrible and repeating development in Iran

Shocking report on the market for unborn babies

In Iran there are newborns being sold before ever opening eyes in this world. This is the bitter truth of today’s Iran under the mullahs’ rule. Unborn babies sold before birth.

Report: Mahmoud Reza M., a smuggler, admitted of buying 9 newborn boys, and selling them each for 90 million rials (around $2,500).

Iran: A Message to March 8th, International Women’s Day

“How naïve I was to seek justice from the judge. For 7 years I was behind bars, screaming under the blows of the interrogators and hearing the worst insults, yet no one supported me.”

These were the last words of a brave Iranian young woman by the name of Reyhane Jabari. She was executed at the age of 26 for defending herself against an intelligence agent of the Iranian regime who intended to rape her.

Reyhane was arrested at the age of 19 and was finally executed after enduring years of prison and torture.

Iran – You have no right to protest the government why it ridicules ethnic minorities

 

23 Iranian Turks, including three women were sentenced to jail and torture for against a TV program insulting the Turks, to prison and flogging.

 People of cities in the Turkish speaking part of Iran (Azerbaijan) _ such as Tabriz, Ardebil, Zanjan, Khoy, Oroomieh, and Meshkin Shahr staged protests last November against a state run TV program insulting the Turk community. The protest turned violent as government suppressive forces attacked the crowds. Many protestors were arrested.

A court in Tabriz charged the protestors for as “disrupting public order through participation in illegal gatherings.” and sentenced 23 of them to one year suspended jail and 74 lashes each. 

An example of Mullahs MP in his expression

An example of Mullahs MP:

“Parliament is no place for women; it’s a disgrace when they bring their head up”

Nader Qazipoor, a member of Iran’s  parliament

A video put on the local social media by civil activists shows Nader Qazipoor, a member of Iran’s so called parliament, offending women in a speech he made after he was “re-elected”.

Nader Qazipoor An example of Mullahs Member of Parliament

Qazipoor says. ”we did not get this country easy to let any mule or kid get into the parliament. Parliament is not a place for kids, or mules, it’s not a place for women. It’s a place for men. You send women to parliament it is disgraceful when they bring their head up”. Continuing his speech he named women as fox and attribute dsome other hideous words to them.

Qazipoor is supposed to represent the city of Oroomieh, North West of Iran. People of Oroomieh, who are of Azeri ethnic minority, have set up several anti-government protests and demonstrations in recent months for their deprived rights. People of Oroomieh are also protesting for the water mullahs have stolen from Lake Oroomieh to irrigate their own private farms. Many of the youths who were arrested in those demonstrations are now in jails.  Lake Oroomieh has now dried and become an environmental health hazard.