Iran such as a big Prison for reporter

NCRI - Iran has been ranked  #137 among 180 countries in the 2015 World Press Freedom index under the rule of the clerical regime, and Hassan Rouhani who has been installed as president in June 2013 has not had a positive impact on freedom of information. ,a report published on Friday by media rights group Reporters Without Borders said. Iran is one of the world’s five biggest prisons for news and reporters, with 50 journalists and netizens currently detained. Iran was also condemned by UN General Assembly 62 times for censuring rughts abuses on December 17, 2015.

 

Iran - Women victims of fundamentalism, extremism and terrorism

Recently the despicable acts against women has been done in some European cities. The Women's Committee of the National Council of Resistance of Iran condemned that and this Commission also expresses its sympathy with the victims of these criminal aggressions. Ms. Sarvnaz Chitsaz, Chair of the Women’s Committee, emphasizing the responsibility of relevant entities involved in protecting the rights and freedoms of women, said the unity and solidarity of women, wherever they may be, is the best leverage to prevent any repeat and expansion of such hateful events. 
The Women who are victims of warmongering by fundamentalists, extermists and terrorists in the Middle East have lost their homes, jobs and all their life. And they are in need of effective supporr by freedom-loving and humanitarian human beings, Ms Chitsaz added.

 

The imagination of mullah's regime moderation

Patrick J. Kennedy

Former US Congressman Patrick J. Kennedy has written in the Thursday edition of the Providence Journal about how Iranian President Hassan Rouhani is not at all “moderate”, despite Western perception, and that such a gap between perception and reality has existed for “more than three decades.”
2,000 prisoners have been executed,during his presidency term, we also remember women who were victims of acid attacks and millions of other women who have been humiliated and mistreated because they are women. And how is about out side of countriy, since the 2013 election of Iranian President Hassan Rouhani countless instances of the attack on the different embassy had been done. Including recently the torching of the Saudi embassy in Tehran, or befor on England embassy.
This is while, Hassan Rouhani is president of this regime. We must revision about Hassan Rouhani such as a moderation.

 

Why Iranian said No to Rouhani and rally in Paris

The Iranian who didn't elect Rouhani as president are opposite of to walk him on red carpet into Europe, before the West realizes that none of them will end the bloodshed in their country so long as they come from within the regime itself? 
Farzad Madadzadeh tell you about his odyssey as a political prisoner had just begun. He was driving in heavy traffic in Tehran that his mobile phone rang and the caller asked: "Mr. Madadzadeh?" I answered positively, the anonymous caller said: your sister had been arrested for "“mal-veiling” [failing to cover her hair properly with a headscarf] and you had to go to the police station to get her released. When i arrived at the police station, I was surrounded by some of individuals who did not know them. They dragged me into car, i asked: "Who are you"? One of them showed me his gun and yelled: "None of your business."
It was a trap, and i was being arrested by agents of the Ministry of Intelligence. It was my history as a political prisoner had just begun. In this way, I spent five years as a prisoner of conscience, with a jail term that began during the Ahmadinejad presidency until Hassan Rouhani's tenure.

Mahrieh & Ali Akbar Madadzadeh were slain at Camp Ashraf

During my five years of isolation, anguish and torture, one of my sisters and one of my brothers were slain at Camp Ashraf. I was released in February 2014 but was under constant. I ask Europe’s leaders: how much longer must this go on before you abandon the notion that the Iranian government is on the path to moderation and is a suitable partner on the diplomatic stage?

Iran - Kuwait sentences two Iranian spye to death

NCRI - A Kuwaiti court condemned men accused who spied for Iran and Hezbollah to death on Tuesday. 
One of them who is an Iranian national was convicted in absentia but the other is a Kuwaiti citizen was in court.
They were arrested for possessing weapons and explosives in August, and linked with the 
Iranian regime and Hezbollah. 
The court said the Kuwaiti man masterminded the plot targeting Kuwait, used weapons and recruited 14 others. 



 

Maryam Rajavi:In a New Year Meeting Called On International Community to Expel Iranian Regime from Region

World can be free of fundamentalism only when the clerical regime in Iran as the epicenter of fundamentalism is overthrown. 
Maryam Rajavi President-elect of Iranian Resistance held a gathering with Ferench supporters at the headquarters of the Iranian Resistance in Auvers-sur-Oise on January 10, 2016. Maryam Rajavi noted the persistence of bloodbaths in Syria and Iraq as well as in Other countries in the Middle East, and in this part of the world. Mrs. Rajavi said: DAESH (ISIS orISIL) can be conquered. But the first step in doing so, is to deteat the Assad dictatorship. Mrs. Rajavi called on the world community and France to adopt a decisive policy to expel the Iranian regime from Syria, Iraq, Lebanon and Yemen.

No to Rouhani – Chanting slogan Supporters of the Iranian Resistance in rally in Paris

 NCRI - The video clip of Supporters of the Iranian Resistance, protest against human rights violations in Iran under the presidency of mullah Hassan Rouhani in Paris on January 9, 2016 

Past day, the Iranian supporters of the main Iranian opposition group (PMOI or MEK) held a protest to Rouhani's planned trip to Paris on 28 January. Because in the term of his presidency have significantly incressed executions in Iran.
On December 17, 2015, the UN General Assembly adopted a resolution strongly condemning the brutal and systematic violation of human rights in Iran, in particular the mass and arbitrary executions, increasing violence and discrimination against women and ethnic and religious minorities.