Iran - Suicide due to poverty on father’s grave in mullah's regime

NCRI - A young Iranian Arag man from the town of Mahshahr, south-western Iran, on Sunday commited suicide out of poverty on his father's grave.
Numerous cases of self-immolation in Iran recent months have draw special attention, including the cases of Omid Rashedi, 36, from the south-western city of Ahvaz; Mansour keyhani, a retired teacher from Sanghar, western Iran; Ali Akbari, 45, a laborer from Tehran; Hamid Farokhi, 43, a street vendor from Tabriz, north-west Iran; and Youness Asakareh, 31 a laborer from Kaorramshahr, south-western Iran. In all these cases, the self-immolations had an element of protest against the ruling mullah's regime. 

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