Iran: Women workers suffering under mullahs’ rule

Today’s world has witnessed significant developments and changes regarding women’s status and conditions in various aspects of our society. The increasing number of educated women, evolving knowledge and levels of learning have rendered a mounting demand for women’s presence in the job market. This development can be the source of widespread social and cultural changes. In Iran, however, it is an entirely different story.

Iran: Not having $100 needed to be hospitalized, a man attempts suicide

Numerous Iranian state-media outlets have reported a heartbreaking story on April 30 of a 45-year-old man committing suicide in a Tehran hospital. He had suffered extreme stomach pains yet was not accepted into the hospital as his insurance booklet had expired and he didn’t have the less than $100 cash needed to be hospitalized. As he continued to suffer from his excruciating pains he threw himself off the third floor and is currently in a coma. This man is married and has two children under the age of 10.

The state-run Hamshahri daily wrote on April 30 that this incident took place last Friday in Tehran’s Milad Hospital. Ali Shafie entered the hospital asking for medical care while suffering from extreme pain, eyewitnesses reported.

Iran: mullahs cast dark shadow over lives of deprived children

Very limited, yet vivid images of poverty and depravity in Iran, including its schools, reflect a tip of the iceberg of this horrific catastrophe. Schools in these areas are suffering from the lack of any teachers, no classrooms and other necessary supplies.

Images of elementary schools in Sistan & Baluchistan Province (southeast Iran) reveal how the regime’s senior officials are plundering the people of their God-given wealth. This regime, bent on plundering the Iranian people of all their assets, resorts to cementing a climate of fear through oppression, torture and daily executions.

Iran: difficulties imposed on deprived children due to poverty

Children forced to work in Iran due to growing poverty

A short glance at a chart published in the state ‘Ebtekar’ daily in Iran.

 Poverty is the main element behind the growing number of homeless children.

Iranian actress, Thuraya Hekmat, dies in poverty

Iranian actress, Azar Mehdi Gholi-Khani, known as “Thuraya Hekmat”, suffered a brain stroke on Monday, April 4 and died on Friday, April 8. She was 62. Hekmat’s last appearance in Iran’s cinema is said to be the year of 2000.

In the Mullahs rein that have no respect for art and artist Hekmat had to continue her life in poverty and that was how she died. 

In an interview with Iran’s state news agency ISNA, back in August 2014, she said she could not even pay for her mortgage, adding she will be living in a tent soon afterwards. 

International Labor Day in Iran, solidarity amongst all walks of life

International Labor Day

We are nearing May 1^st, marking International Labor Day, and each day there are new calls from laborers to stage marches and protests against the ruling mullahs’ cruelty and oppression. In solidarity with laborers across Iran, college students condemned the cruelty and oppression imposed on Iran’s laborers and called for solidarity from all walks of life. This includes students of South Tehran Free University who issued a statement in this regard: “We, a group of students of Tehran Free University, congratulate our country’s dear workers on International Labor Day and condemn the cruelty and oppression imposed against you under the mullahs’ regime. We call on all international organizations and anyone across the globe that are active in labor affairs to take action to improve the conditions of laborers.”

Iran: When a street talks

Iran: abandoned children left in street

Poverty in Iran

An abandoned new born baby was placed in a trash bag on April 4th and left in front of a hospital in the city of Mahshahr, Khuzestan Province, southern Iran. 

Perhaps one would say the phenomenon of abandoned children is nothing new and happens every day in the four corners of the this cruel world. Poverty or even family problems are usually the main cause of this heartrending story.

Although poverty is also one of the main factors behind unwanted children in the mullahs’ ruled Iran, but there is another frightening reason behind leaving the most vulnerable and innocent human life at the mercy of the chance in the winter cold or summer heat.

The silent torment of Iran’s “butterfly children”

A new photo report from Iran provides a shocking glimpse into the extraordinary suffering that some impoverished children south of Kerman, south-east Iran, are facing.

These children are suffering from Epidermolysis Bullosa (EB), known commonly as butterfly disease, and their suffering is ever greater as a result of lack of proper healthcare provided to them by the mullahs’ regime.

The photos have been published in a number of state-run websites, including the Fars news agency, since April 5.
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Iran- A government agent expresses his protests to the country’s authorities.

 Mohammad Najafi, a lawyer affiliated with the Mullahs government, has spoken against the government while speaking in a mosque in his home town of Shazand in the center of Iran. Najafi condemned government officials for their treason, corruption, grafts, impoverishing the people, and spending the wealth of Iranian people in Syria and Iraq.

Speaking in the last week of elections campaign at a memorial ceremony for a Shazand worker, who committed suicide by hanging himself, Najafi criticized His Eminence the Supreme Leader. The audience upheld Najafi’s words by their frequent “Salavats” (Salute for prophet Mohammad, as it is a custom in Muslim mosques).

Iran: Cold blooded Murder of a Young Vendor by Security Forces in Banab city of Kerman

According to the reports received on March 15 a young man from Mobarak Abad in suburb of Malekan was assaulted by security oppressive forces while he was carrying a load of peanut from Bonab Township to Malekan in State of East Azerbaijan. He was killed upon direct shooting.

This event of murder of a miserable young vendor provoked a wave of rage and discord throughout the region and the city remains in a state of turbulence. The body of the slain young man in the custody of the security forces and has not been handed to his family to avoid further wrath aggravations.

Notable that similar assaults are continuously carried out by Iran’s suppressive security forces against poor vendors in Kurdistan reputed as Koulbaran (carrying heavy loads on foot).  

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This article is originally published in LGF by Pejman Amiri
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