Iran: people rush to streets in Mashhad against the regime

More than 2000 Iranians have raised to protest the government affiliated plundering finance institution in city of Mashhad, Northeast of Iran.

Christians and Muslims can rely on their common values

I was really delighted with the message of Madam Rajavi on the occasion of Christmas that this year is coincident with the birthday of Prophet Muhammad. I was very touched with her sentence, “Muslims and Christians can rely on their common values to stand up to those who pervert their religions through fanaticism, terror and extremism.”

As a Muslim who is very enraged and abhorred by all the atrocities carried out under the name of Islam, I salute Mrs. Rajavi and all true Muslims, and ask all freedom-loving Muslims and Christians and followers of other religions to get united against extremism and fanaticism and its main source, being the religious dictatorship ruling Iran.

By: Farhad Eshraghi

Maryam Rajavi’s New Year and Christmas greetings

https://youtu.be/Zw9cRt9rx-s

Dear Christians in Iran and everywhere else,
Supporters of the Iranian Resistance across the world, 

I would like to greet you on Christmas and the birth of Jesus Christ, which has coincided this year with the birthday of the Prophet Mohammad.
I would also like to extend my greetings for the New Year.

VIDEO/TEXT: Maryam Rajavi’s message to conference in U.S. Senate

http://www.ncr-iran.org/en/ncri-statements/president-elect/19641-video-text-maryam-rajavi-s-message-to-conference-in-u-s-senate
The President-elect of the Iranian Resistance Mrs. Maryam Rajavi on Tuesday sent a video message to a conference in the United States Senate entitled: "Iran's Malign Influence in Syria and Iraq: The Case of Camp Liberty."

Students in Iran show their exasperation against the regime’s atrocities

  Protest gathering in an Iranian university

 December 7^th is the students Day in Iran. It goes back to 62 years ago when three university students were slain by the security forces during nationwide student uprising against the Shah’s dictatorship.

Crackdown on the rise in Iran after nuclear pact; no surprise

By Shahriar Kia

http://thehill.com/blogs/congress-blog/foreign-policy/262031-crackdown-on-the-rise-in-iran-after-nuclear-pact-no

Despite the fact that a chorus of so-called Iranian human rights advocates, many dispatched by the regime in Tehran, began to place their weight behind the nuclear deal between P5+1 and Iran, the opposition had beforehand warned of a resulting crackdown. The mullahs in Iran consider the nuclear agreement, and in fact any other pact signed with any party, or parties, of the international community as a green light to step up human rights violations and deadly meddling across the globe. Therefore, recent arrests of journalists and other such measures are of no surprise.

Iran: three decades of execution and hanging continues

By Akbar Kazemi

On the morning of 19 June 1982, we had just eaten breakfast in the IRGC prison in the northern city of Lahijan. We tried sat in the corner of our cell in order to read a book. There were nine of us and were confined in a 16 meter squared cell. We were all political prisoners and opposed the religious regime in Iran for the crimes it had carried out against youths and freedom-loving individuals. Suddenly, the cell door that was locked with a heavy chain opened. The guard looked at us and said: Mohammad and Abdullah Samizadeh, come out! Mohaammad and Abdullah were brothers; both stepped out of the cell after a moment. I was a bit surprised; why did they take Mohammad and Abdullah at 7 in the morning I thought to myself. We became worried.