Actor Leonardo Di Caprio shows his concern for dryness of the lake Oroomieh in Iran

 Celebrity Leonardo Di Caprio, the famous movie star and an environment activist has shown his concern for dryness of the lake Oroomieh in Iran. He wrote in his  Instagram,” Lake Oroomieh once was the largest salt lake in the Middle East and the sixth largest salt lake in the whole world , but now unfortunately only %5 of its water is remained.

IRAN: CRACKDOWNS CONTINUE DISPITE RELEASE OF SOME POLITICAL PRISONERS

The Associated Press reports that on Tuesday, the cartoonist and social activist Atena Farghadani had been released from Evin Prison, in line with an earlier reduction of her sentence from a staggering 12 years to only 18 months.

However, despite the greatly diminished punishment, human rights advocates lament the fact that the appeals court upheld any punishment whatsoever, given that her charges were based on her having drawn and shared a cartoon depicting Iranian officials as animals in order to protest policies that restricted the rights of women and greatly reduced access to birth control.

Iran’s post “Elections”

The ongoing power struggle has made the whole system weaker.

It may be argued that “elections” is a word found in democratic systems that use “power struggle” to choose a new government. So what the heck is all the dust up when Mullahs, with all their “bad habits”, are forced to experience this democratic process? Let’s welcome and have business with Iran’s new moderate government.

A resonating voice heaps on us in the air, “Shush!” says the Iranian populace. If Mullahs were to respect “elections”, they would not have to disguise themselves as “Muslims”.

Let Iranian Women Go to Stadiums...

Iranian Regime is banning women entering the sport stadiums

I invite you watching the amazing footage in this regarde

Political prisoners ask the UN to investigate Iran’s human rights dossier

Political prisoners at Gohardasht prison

Nine political prisoners of Gohardasht prison, in Karaj, north of the capital Tehran, have written an open letter and expressed their support for Ahmad Shaheed, the UN special Rapporteur’s report on human rights violations in Iran. 

The letter reads in part, “we the political prisoners not only reiterate and support the contents of this report, but also ask the UN to investigate Iran’s human rights dossier independent of the its’ nuclear and state terrorism files.”

Mullahs in Tehran: untamable and far from today’s global community

The West’s appeasement policies and constantly turning their backs and neglecting Iran’s never-ending crimes, meddling and warmongering in the Middle East during the past few years have failed to tame the mullahs in Tehran and alter its destructive nature. This major regional dilemma continues to threaten the international community.

This regime, thriving on two central tenets, continuously oppresses individual and social freedoms inside Iran. This is seen clearly in the 2,300+ executions under the tenure of the “moderate” Iranian President Hassan Rouhani, people deprived of their freedoms and God-given rights, growing poverty and skyrocketing unemployment.

Iran: Mullahs IRGC are exporting hackers throughout the globe

US Ministry of justice has given out names and pictures of seven Iranian nationals who are accused of hackering in files of banks and financial institutions and also a dam in the United States. Loretta lynch , US minister of justice, said in a press conference on Thursday March 24^th that her ministry  has filed legal complaints against seven Iranians for hackering, in 46 financial entities including Bank of America, that has caused millions of Dollars of loss.

US ministry of justice has announced that these seven hackers are agents of Iranian regime and work for IRGC “Iran’s Revolutionary Guards Corps”

Also on Thursday US treasury Department put six companies and two individuals on sanction list for helping Iran in its missile tests. Complaint sue

Reporters Sans Frontiers condemns Internet censorship in Iran

Internet censoring in Iran

Marking March 12^th as the International Day Against Internet Censoring, Reporters Sans Frontiers (RSF) has issued a report condemning Internet censorship in Iran.

This organization has listed Iran as amongst the main enemies of the Internet, announcing it will continue its activities to relieve all censored Internet websites across the globe.

RSF also announced the beginning of a campaign to overcome censoring and filtering by the enemies of Internet freedom. In this new campaign RSF has prepared new software for Google Chrome to simplify and facilitate access to censored websites. With this software users will be able be directed easily to these websites without any intermediaries.