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Mohammad Mohaddessin, the Chair of the Foreign Affairs Committee for the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI) said, “Amnesty International declared that Raisi should be prosecuted for crimes against humanity, a call echoed by the UN investigator on human rights in Iran, as well as seven top UN rights experts.”

The Iranian Regime Remain Fearful of International Calls for President Raisi’s Arrest

October 27, 2021

During the coronavirus outbreak in Iran, women heads of households suffered the most from job inequality and unemployment. Although there is no confidence in the regime's statistics, some estimates say at least 200,000 to 1 million women lost their jobs due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Iran: Women Peddler Are Left Without Support

October 27, 2021

Thirty-three years after the 1988 massacre in Iran, the longstanding inaction from the international community to hold the regime officials, who were involved in the atrocities, accountable for their crimes against humanity continues to raise the question as to whether justice will ever be served for the victims and their families.

Still Waiting for Justice for Victims, Three Decades After the 1988 Massacre in Iran

October 26, 2021

In Iran, many major political events occurred in the fall or began in the fall, Student Day, the start of the nationwide strike in 1978, the beginning of the 2009 uprising, and the nationwide protests in November 2019.

Anniversary of Major Iran Protests in November 2019 Approach

October 26, 2021

October 25 marks the 7th anniversary of the death of Reyhaneh Jabbari who was executed by hanging following seven years of being imprisoned in Iran. Since her death, she has become a symbol for innocent women unlawfully sentenced to death, and brave women who wish to fight for their rights against the brutal Iranian regime.

Reyhaneh Jabbari Remembered for Her Bravery on the 7th Anniversary of Her Execution in Iran

October 25, 2021

With at least 16 executions carried out in Iran just in the second week of October alone, and with barely two months left until 2021 draws to a close, the Iranian regime has already overtaken the number of executions that took place the previous year.

Iran’s Rising Execution Rate Brings Calls for International Jurisdiction for Regime Officials

October 22, 2021

From recent events in the Middle East, Central Asia, and Europe, it is evident that the main threat to global security is the acts of terrorism upheld by Islamic fundamentalism.

The Fight Against Islamic Fundamentalism in Iran

October 21, 2021

With health experts predicting that a sixth wave of Covid-19 infections is imminent, the rising death toll due to the pandemic begs the question to just how effective the Iranian regime’s domestic vaccine is.

The Failure of Iran’s Domestic Vaccine Is the Reason Behind the Rising COVID-19 Death Toll

October 20, 2021

Sir David Amess, the British Member of Parliament representing Southend West, died on Friday, October 15, 2021, after a knife attack at a meeting with constituents.

Sir David Amess Proud and Tireless Friend of the Iranian Resistance

October 19, 2021

As October 17 marked the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty, many countries around the world are taking steps to help the vulnerable people in their societies in order to reach this goal. On the other hand, the levels of poverty are so severe in Iran that its citizens are selling their body parts and vital organs to cover expenses and provide much needed money for their families.

Poverty-Stricken Iranians Forced to Sell Their Organs to Make Ends Meet

October 18, 2021