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New reports detailing Iran’s provocative nuclear activities were released by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), which also highlighted a number of unresolved conflicts between themselves and the Iranian regime, as well as the regime’s complete lack of cooperation, even as they are set to resume nuclear deal talks in Vienna at the end of the month.

Iranian Regime Continuing Extortion Despite Upcoming Nuclear Talks in Vienna

November 23, 2021

As countries across the globe celebrate World Children’s Day, the plight of the children in Iran is heart-breaking. Under the rule of the Iranian regime, children are extremely vulnerable due to the regime’s failure to protect or promote their rights.

Heart-Breaking Lives of Vulnerable Iranian Children Under the Rule of Iran’s Regime

November 22, 2021

In recent reports, it came to light that an appeal had been filed in a Belgian court by three individuals convicted earlier this year of plotting to bomb an Iranian expatriate rally in Paris in 2018.

Appeasement Towards the Iranian Regime Has Only Emboldened Their Human Rights Abuses

November 19, 2021

The Iran Atrocities Tribunal was held by a group of human rights advocates in London recently. Known as the ‘Aban Tribunal’, the five days of sessions were held to investigate the crimes against humanity committed by the Iranian regime during its brutal crackdown of the November 2019 uprising and were attended by the families of victims, detainees, and human rights supporters.

The Iranian Regime’s Impunity Needs to End Once and for All, Aban Tribunal’s Message

November 18, 2021

A plan has been introduced to the Iranian parliament, by the Iranian regime’s president Ebrahim Raisi, to remove the official dollar exchange rate of 42,000 rials. Many of the regime’s economic experts have warned that this dangerous decision will only increase inflation and the price of consumer goods in an already dying economy.

Severe Economic Consequences of Raisi’s Decision to Remove the Dollar Exchange Rate in Iran

November 17, 2021

t was two years ago this month that major protests erupted across Iran. Iranians from nearly 200 cities and towns took to the streets as part of a nationwide uprising that began in response to the sudden hike in fuel prices, before focusing on calls for regime change as citizens showed their rejection of the Iranian regime and their policies.

Calls for Action From the West on the Second Anniversary of Iran’s November 2019 Uprising

November 15, 2021

Two years ago, 1,500 defenseless men, women and children were brutally killed by the Iranian regime’s security forces during the November 2019 uprising as they took to the streets in over 200 cities across Iran to protest a surprise increase in the price of gasoline.

Iranian Protesters Remembered as 2nd Anniversary of the November 2019 Uprising Approaches

November 12, 2021

While the Iranian regime’s official death toll from the Covid-19 virus now stands at 127,551, according to reports that have been tallied by the Iranian opposition group, the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK), the true figure is over four times higher than that at 473,700 deaths so far.

Rising Death Tolls From COVID-19 Across Iran as Provinces Report Worrying Statistics

November 11, 2021

Thirty-three years after the brutal massacre of over 30,000 political prisoners in Iran, the impacts of this event are still palpable in Iran today as many of the massacre’s perpetrators are currently holding top positions in the regime, including the President Ebrahim Raisi.

The 1988 Massacre’s Impact on Iranian Society

November 10, 2021

“The November 2019 uprising encompassed nearly 200 Iranian cities and towns and featured stark anti-government slogans such as ‘death to the dictator’ as well as statements rejecting both the ‘hardline’ and ‘reformist’ factions of the regime’s political structure.”

Iranian Regime Fears Future Uprising as the Anniversary of the 2019 Uprising Approaches

November 8, 2021