Maryam Rajavi's Christmas & New Year 2019 Message
2019 would be a year of advancement of resistance and uprisings towards freedom and victory.
Suffering Christians of Iran, fellow compatriots, followers of Jesus Christ around the world, My greetings for Christmas, on the birth of Jesus Christ, son of Mary, the great prophet of God.
And I bow before the Virgin Mary, the eternal example of innocence and purity.
Iran Is in a Very Explosive Situation Now
FURIOUS Iranian steelworkers in the city of Ahvaz in oil-rich Khuzestan province, southwest Iran, are continuing to strike in defiance of President Hassan Rouhani’s brutal regime
On Monday night, dozens of workers were arrested during raids to their homes, as they pleaded for their basic human rights. But the protests continued and workers chanted: “Imprisoned workers should be freed.”
Recounting Amnesty International Report on Iran Regime's Human Rights Record
By Reza Shafiee
Amnesty International has published a 200-page comprehensive report on the massacre of political prisoners in Iran, 30 years after it actually took place. Its main focus is the dark days of 1988 massacre of 30,000 political prisoners in Iran.
The Light Is Coming for the Iranian People
By Staff Writer
The arrival of winter in Iran is traditionally marked with the ancient Yalda festival, sometimes called Shab-e Chelleh ("the night of Chelleh"), held on December 21, the winter solstice and longest night of the year. This celebration, which comes from the indigenous Iranian faith Zoroastrianism, symbolises birth, the return of the sun, and the light’s victory over darkness.
Report to Us Congress: Iran Regime Unlikely to Meet US Conditions for New Deal
By Staff Writer
The Iranian reime is unlikely to meet the strict conditions that the US has set for an improvement in relations between the two countries, according to a December 19 report to Congress, so a new nuclear deal appears out of the question.
Albania Expels 2 Iran Regime Diplomats for Security Reasons
Albania said Wednesday that it has expelled two Iranian diplomats for allegedly engaging in illegal activities that threaten the country's security.
A spokesman from the Foreign Ministry told The Associated Press that the two diplomats were expelled for "violating their diplomatic status." The spokesman said the move followed talks with other countries, including Israel.
Iran: Horrible Deaths of Four Baloch Student Girls in Their School Fire
Chairwoman of the NCRI Education Committee expresses her deep condolences on the horrible death of at least four six-year-old Baloch girls and wishes patience for their families and urgent healing for the wounded.
On Tuesday, December 18, 59 children were burned due to a fire at a primary school in the city of Zahedan, killing four of them.
What Will the Anniversary of the Dey Protests Bring to Iran?
By Mohammad Sadat Khansari
Last year’s Dey Protests in Iran (December 2017 – January 2018) were the largest anti-regime demonstrations since the 2009 uprising.
The Dey Protests differed from those in 2009, in that the people specifically attacked Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei and other figures of clerical government.
Iran Regime’s Cyber Warfare on the Rise
By Staff Writer
Many in the cyber community predicted an increased in the Iranian Regime’s cyber warfare to coincide with the US withdrawal from the 2015 nuclear deal and reimposition of sanctions on Iran.
Iran: 38th Day of Demonstration of Steel Workers Supported by Ahvaz Citizens Despite Dozens of Arrests and Repressive Measures
Iran Uprising – No. 238
The arrest of representatives of Ahvaz Steel workers and protesters, which started last midnight (Sunday, December 16), continued on Monday, December 17. The number of detainees has reached dozens, the names of 31 of whom have been published so far.