In the protest to Rouhani, opposition Iranian has a rally in Paris on Saturday

NCRI - Iranian in central Paris on Saturday held a protest against human rights abuses by the mullah's regime. 
The Iranian supporters of the main Iranian opposition group People's Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI or MEK) pointed out that executions have significantly increased under the presidency of mullah Hassan Rouhani. Many Parisians were drawn to the rally and participated in Tweeting photographs of themselves holding up signs denouncing Rouhani's applling human rights record. Maryam Rajavi called on the UN Security Council to hold the leaders of the clerical regime accountable and prosecute them for crimes against humanity. The Iranian protestors in Paris' Trocadero Square also held up banners with Twitter hashtags #No2Rouhani and #StopExecutionsIran. 

Iran - Rouhani's two-years human rights record

Hassan Rohani

NCRI - Who is Hassan Rouhani and know more about him.
What has been action during his tenure? Hassan Rohani on human rights is no different of other mullahs.
His ideas also is reactionary and medieval ideas, because he is also mullah.Hassan Rohani not only opposed execution, but described these are as "God's commandements" and "laws of the parliament that begongs to the people". There have been over 2,000 executions in Iran in the two years that Rouhani has been in office, more than in any similar period in the past 25 years. Human rights situation in Iran is very dreadful. 
The victims include political dissidients like Gholamreza Khosravi, an activist of Iran's principal opposition, the People's Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMIO or MEK) who was hanged solely for providing financial assistance to a satellite television station supporting the opposition.

Iran - Rouhani's deputy: Regime faces three important challenges with unemployment being prominent among them

NCRI - The Iranian regime is faced with various types of economic crises which could lead to "threats" against the regime by Iran's young population. Eshaq Jahangiri, who is top deputy to the regime's President Hassan Rouhani said: The country is in a bad situation espicialy terrible economic and political, "we are facing three important challenges with unemployment being prominent among them." 
Almost 87 percent of Iranian women are economically inactive, announced Vahideh Negin, advisor on women’s affairs to the Iranian regime's Labor Minister. 

According to the regime's own statistics IRNA: 
The unemployment rate among women between the ages of 15 and 24 in Iran stands at over 40%.
The unemployment rate is even higher among young women, the official state news agency IRNA reported  

The Arab countries reactions on the attack on Saudi Arabia embassy in Tehran

Qatar, called Iran's envoy after attack on Saudi embassy in Tehran 

NCRI - Qatar recalled its ambassador to Iran on Wednesday, and  lowered his political relations with Iran regime. Qatar's foreign ministry called the embassy attack a "violation of international charters and norms that ensure the security and protection of diplomatic missions and their members".

Jordan summons Iranian regime's ambassador over ransacking of Saudi diplomatic facilities

Jordan summoned the Iranian regime's ambassador in Amman on Wednesday to condemn an attack on the embassy of Saudi Arabia in Tehran. The Jordanian government stressed its condemnation "of the Iranian interference in the internal affairs of Arab states", the Petra news agency said. The Iranian regime's ambassador was told to relay the Jordanian position to his government immediately, Reuters reported. 
Bahrain says catches Iran-linked cell plotting attacks - Reuters
Bahrain said on Wednesday it had caught an Iranian-linked cell plotting attacks on its territory, days after it followed its close ally Saudi Arabia in cutting ties with Iran's regime, Reuters reported. "A secret terrorist plot aided by the so-called Iranian Revolutionary Guard and the Hezbollah terrorist organization was foiled," the Gulf island kingdom's state news agency BNA reported.
Djibouti cuts ties with Iran regime after attacks on Saudi missions

Djibouti cut diplomatic relations with Iran's regime out of solidarity with Saudi Arabia on Wednesday, "Foreign Minister Mahmoud Ali Youssouf told Reuters in a text message. Djibouti, situated in the Horn of Africa, joins Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and Sudan in entirely severing relations with Iran's regime.

The United Nations Security Council strongly condemned an attack on the Saudi Embassy in Tehran

NCRI - The UN Security Council condemned attack on Saudi in Iran. After attack and set fire to the Saudia embassy in Tehran , Saudi Arabia cut off their diplomatic ties with Iran's regime on Sunday. The member of Security Council also condemned strongly the attack against  the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia's embassy in Tehran, and its Consulate General in Mashhad in the Islamic Republic of Iran. 

Saudi Ambassador Abdallah al-Mouallimi urged the council to "take all appropreate measures to ensure the inviolability of diplomatic facilites and the protection of all Saudi diplomats in Iran". Following the attack some of the Arab countries in region, condemned that and downgrades of their diplomatic relations in Iran.
The United Arab Emirates decided to downgrade the level of its diplomatic representation in Iran to that of a charge d'affaires.

Kuwait recalls ambassador from Iran amid tensions
Bahrain and Sudan sever diplomatic ties with Iran's regime

Saudi Arabia ceased to trade and the flights with Iran

NCRI - On Monday, Saudi Arabia closed its rift with the Iranian regime, and cut off trade and air traffic relations, until the Islamic republic "act like a normal country" before it would restore severed diplomatic relations.
Saudi Foreign Minister Adel Al-Jubeir told Tehran has been dispatching fighters to Arab countries and plotting attacks inside the kingdom in region. He said: The Iranian regime is who send their Qods Force and their Revolutionary Guards in to Syria, Lebanon, and our moves are all reactive. 


 

A disable man was hanged by Inhuman Mullah's regime in Iran

NCRI - Iran's fundamentalist regime on Saturday hanged a disable man in a prison in Khoramabad, western Iran. The executed prisoner was called Mehdi Ranjkesh. He was five years behind bars. According to human rights law, no disables, particulary disabled mentally mustn't be tried. Unfortunately the fundamentalism regime in Iran, Not only they become imprisoned but also executed. 
Following the adoption of the 62th UN resolution censuring human rights abuses in Iran, the Iranian Resistance's President-elect Maryam Rajavi called on the UN Security Council to hold the leaders of the clerical regime accountable and prosecute them for crimes against humanity. 

No to Rouhani: Slogan of Iranian Opposition in Paris

NCRI - Iranian opposition in Paris held a protest in support of human rights in Iran. They condemned the soaring rate of executions in Iran during Hassan Rouhani's Presidency. 
The Iranian held banners that showing the appalling human rights violance by the mullahs' regime, including the more than 2000 executions carried out under Rouhani's watch. The supporters of the Iranian Resistance chanted slogans in support of democratic change in Iran. They urged the French government not to welcome Rouhani in Paris later this month and  reiterated that an improvement of relations with the Iranian regime should be based on a halt to executions and human rights violations in Iran.

Iran - The fundamentalist regime in Iran is opposed to all religions

Assyrian's Chaldean Catholic Church

NCRI – Authorities in Tehran are planning to transform illegally-
confiscate church grounds into an ‘Islamic prayer center.’
The Iranian fundamentalism regime plans to turn Tehran church grounds into the Islamic prayer hall. The land belonged to the Iranian Assyrian community Chaldean Catholic Church in Tehran. It was illegally confistated two years ago under the pretext of constructing an Islamic prayer center. In the earlier this year, the Tehran municipality had shut down the Pounak  Sunni's mosque, backed by state suppressive forcers, raided and destroyed the Sunni 'Pounak' prayer hall. 
At the time, Mrs. Maryam Rajavi, the president-elect of the Iranian Resistance, described the destruction of the Sunni prayer hall in the Pounak district of Tehran as an anti-Islamic, sectarian and criminal act, and she called on all defenders of human rights and freedom of religion and belief and the international community, especially Muslim countries, Europe and the US, to protest against it.