Syamak Abdollhpoor an
Iranian citizen from “Bizhway” Village in the suburb of the Kurdish city of
Sardasht, a refugee in Denmark, lost his life in “yuland” camp due to cardiac
arrest and the lack of proper medical equipment in the camp.
“Voice of Free Iran” (VOFI) is committed to unveiling the crimes of the theocratic regime ruling Iran. The VOFI is a group of Iranian dissidents who are opposed to the mullahs’ rule and are committed to echoing the Iranian people’s call for freedom across social media. We aim to bring much-deserved attention to instances of execution, torture, discrimination, and devastating poverty. We aim to become a voice for the voiceless in Iran.
Showing posts with label economy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label economy. Show all posts
Tuesday, February 16, 2016
Monday, February 15, 2016
Iran: massive theft revealed before regime’s twin elections
Babak Zanjani – Embezzlement
and major thefts from Iranian people’s pockets
Following
flaring internal factional disputes in Iran, Iranian First Vice President
Es’hagh Jahangiri participated in an economic rally on Monday, February 15th
and revealed new aspects of theft and plundering during the term of former
Iranian president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.
“The people
who should be ashamed are those who sold $22 billion of this nations’ money to
foreigners in Dubai and Istanbul under the pretext of balancing the currency
rates, and they created people like Babak Zanajani who literally lost oil rigs.
They should be ashamed for extracting 170 trillion rials (around $4.8 billion) from
Central Bank resources in a span of 45 days without any permit,” Es’hagh added.
Mullahs’ regime retaliates people’s not attending the Feb 11th march
Tehran –
People protest weak emergency relief services on the road to Firoozkooh
Heavy
snowfall on Feb. 12th caused a lot of trouble for passengers
travelling on roads connecting Tehran to Firoozkooh, and to Chaloos and also
the road between Karaj and Ghazvin, north of the capital. The main cause of trouble was, however, not
the snow but the lack of emergency relief services by the Police and the mayor.
Iran retirement fund is bankrupt
The spokesman of Hassan Rouhani’s cabinet admitted the country’s retirement
fund is completely bankrupt and if serious measures are not carried out quickly
the country will be facing major problems very soon.
“Currently the government is decreasing retirement pensions from employees to
pay the annuity of seven retired individuals,” said Mohammad Bagher Nobakht.
Sunday, February 14, 2016
More than 70% of factories & companies closed in NW Iran city
More than 70% of all companies and factories in the Ardebil complex
industry have been forced to close down due to the Iranian regime’s atrocious
policies, reported a company owner from this city located in northwest Iran.
This includes the Sabalan Textile Company, being one of the largest companies
in this industrial complex. This firm has not been able to provide its workers’
paychecks, leaving them no choice but to stage rallies outside the Ardebil
governorate.
Saturday, February 13, 2016
Iran: protesting for unpaid salaries by ocean industry workers
Workers of Sadra Ocean Industry
Company in the city of Booshehr in southern Iran gathered on Saturday, February
6th outside the regime’s governorate office protesting not receiving their wages
for the past 8 months.
Sadra ship manufacturing company has around 1,500 employees working in various
projects belonging to the company.
Wednesday, February 10, 2016
2nd day of strike, protests in northern Iran city fish market
Storeowners in the large fish market of Sari, northern
Iran, half-closed or completely closed their stores at 8 am on Tuesday,
February 9th for nearly one hour. This was the second consecutive
day that these storeowners staged such a strike.
Following a new law imposed by the regime for fishermen
that has decrease their profits, many fishermen have gone on strike until this
law is revoked or an article is added to provide a footnote that is in the
economic interests of these fishermen, one of the storeowners said.
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