Saturday, February 27, 2016

Grand gathering of Iranian Resistance on International Women's Day Pledge for Parity: full report on:Women United Against Islamic Fundamentalism – conference in Paris – February 27, 2016

Text of Speech of Maryam Rajavi on International Women's Day Paris -February 27, 2016

IRAN: Maryam Rajavi addresses Paris Conference on the eve of International Women’s Day 2016 Sunday, 28 February 2016 01:18Maryam Rajavi: With women’s active and equal participation in political leadership, we will turn this century into the era of women's emancipation

On the occasion of the International Women’s Day, Mrs. Maryam Rajavi arrives at the conference titled "Pledge for Parity: Women United Against Islamic Fundamentalism." The event is just starting now. Mrs. Rajavi receives a standing ovation as she enters the hall to take her seat on the stage. She greets her supporters and the international women's rights champions who have joined her.


After the distinguished guests are welcomed, Mrs. Maryam Rajavi, takes to the stage. She is greeted with thunderous applause. She called fundamentalism a “proliferating cancer” that is spreading across the world. She stresses the importance of getting to the epicentre and finding a way to uproot it. As Mrs. Kumari said, Mrs. Rajavi confirms that women should play a part in this

Mrs. Rajavi ended her speech by talking of what she hopes to achieve in the future. She plans to abolish the death penalty, separate religion and state, create a democracy based on freedom and equality, and achieve equal rights for women in “all areas”. She wants to see women participate in politics so that they have equal participation in political leadership. She highlights that the PMOI practice this already – it is full of women who work alongside men in the struggle for equality in freedom.

Mrs. Rajavi talks of Khomeini’s role in the terrible persecution of women. She condemns the horrific violence that women are subject to under Khomeini’s rule. Not only is a woman’s testimony dismissed, he allows minor female children to be married against their will, he justifies sexual abuse of minors and rape of women, to name but a few of the human rights abuses that are permitted under Khomeini.
Ranjana Kumari, Director of the Centre for Social Research in India and a leading figure in Indian politics, welcomes the audience and states the purpose of the gathering held today. She says that women are here to fight for female rights and to keep up the momentum in saying “no” to injustice. She thanks Mrs. Rajavi for standing up for women’s rights and her efforts in protecting women.
Despite global efforts, women are forced to flee Iran, Ranjana Kumari emphasises. She asks: “Which sacred text allows you to degrade humanity?” She commends those women who work towards a peaceful world for women and highlights that women are absolutely essential to developing our nations. Women need to be part of the peace talks, women need to contribute to helping our countries develop and women need to be encouraged to be at the forefront, she reminds us.



Photo: Linda Chavez, former Director of Public Liaisons for the White House, spoke of the “so-called elections” taking in place in Iran yesterday in which women were denied the vote. She said that although we do not know the outcome of the election, the result does not matter – nothing will change in Iran until there is regime change.Ms. Chavez deplored the fact that half of the population of Iran is denied the most fundamental rights. She says that this speaks volume about the men of the country – they are “weak” and have “no self-control”.#Iranwomenrights #IWD2016 #IWD #Iran #womenhttp://www.women.ncr-iran.org/index.php/iran-women-news/2303-international-women-s-day-conference-2016Linda Chavez, former Director of Public Liaisons for the White House, spoke of the “so-called elections” taking in place in Iran yesterday in which women were denied the vote. She said that although we do not know the outcome of the election, the result does not matter – nothing will change in Iran until there is regime change.Ms. Chavez deplored the fact that half of the population of Iran is denied the most fundamental rights. She says that this speaks volume about the men of the country – they are “weak” and have “no self-control”.
Photo: Rita Sussmuth, German politician and former President of the German Federal Parliament applauded the women and men who are risking their lives every day for the freedom of Iran. In particular, she mentions the bravery of the Camp Liberty residents who have undergone appalling persecution.Ms. Sussmuth emphasised that “we cannot have freedom without peace”. The role of women is essential – they should be included in the move towards peace instead of being excluded.If we stay silent to what is going on, we are saying “it’s ok” to what is being done to women. Ms. Sussmuth said that the energy in the room – from both women and men – is remarkable and will go a long way in helping women finally gain the equality they deserve.#Iranwomenrights #IWD2016 #IWD #Iran #women http://www.women.ncr-iran.org/index.php/iran-women-news/2303-international-women-s-day-conference-2016
Rita Sussmuth, German politician and former President of the German Federal Parliament applauded the women and men who are risking their lives every day for the freedom of Iran. In particular, she mentions the bravery of the Camp Liberty residents who have undergone appalling persecution. Ms. Sussmuth emphasised that “we cannot have freedom without peace”. The role of women is essential – they should be included in the move towards peace instead of being excluded. If we stay silent to what is going on, we are saying “it’s ok” to what is being done to women. Ms. Sussmuth said that the energy in the room – from both women and men – is remarkable and will go a long way in helping women finally gain the equality they deserve

Rama Yade, Former Secretary of State for Human Rights of FranceRama Yade, Former Secretary of State for Human Rights of France, speaks about the systematic discrimination against women which starts very young in Iran. Females are denied the right to study what they wish and they have to gain permission from their husbands for the most mundane of activities such as travelling. She applauds Mrs. Rajavi who has worked relentlessly for years and calls for her to keep working to change the position of women.

Photo: Ingrid Betancourt, Colombian politician and presidential candidate, said that we have a duty to ensure that we all have the same rights – all despite our very different cultures and backgrounds. “Parity is the cornerstone of all freedom, democracy and human rights”, she highlights. It is “not a cultural issue”, rather it is something that every human being is entitled to.Ms. Betancourt said that Khomeini is a “supreme dictator” and Mrs. Rajavi is presenting a new model that can be the change that is needed in Iran.The fight of Mrs. Rajavi is our fight, “my fight”, she said. We need Mrs. Rajavi to succeed. It is the duty of the women on the stage and in the audience to get involved.#Iranwomenrights #IWD2016 #IWD #Iran #women http://www.women.ncr-iran.org/index.php/iran-women-news/2303-international-women-s-day-conference-2016
Ingrid Betancourt, Colombian politician and presidential candidate, said that we have a duty to ensure that we all have the same rights – all despite our very different cultures and backgrounds. “Parity is the cornerstone of all freedom, democracy and human rights”, she highlights. It is “not a cultural issue”, rather it is something that every human being is entitled to.

Ms. Betancourt said that Khomeini is a “supreme dictator” and Mrs. Rajavi is presenting a new model that can be the change that is needed in Iran.

The fight of Mrs. Rajavi is our fight, “my fight”, she said. We need Mrs. Rajavi to succeed. It is the duty of the women on the stage and in the audience to get involved

Nagham Ghadri, Vice president of the Syrian National CoalitionNagham Ghadri, Vice president of the Syrian National Coalition, spoke of what is happening in Syria. She said that Syrians are fighting for freedom and have been for many years. She talked about women who committed suicide after being released from prison after suffering abuse and rape at the hand of barbarians. She calls for support for her and the Syrians who need it so much and said that although their schools and hospitals are being destroyed, nothing can destroy their resistance or their resolve for freedom.
Christine Ockrent, journalist, writer and renowned TV presenter,

Christine Ockrent, journalist, writer and renowned TV presenter, said that despite the progress in the world, we still have a long way to go. She called upon Mrs. Rajavi to support the organisations around the world that are fighting similar battles.
Photo: #Iranwomenrights #IWD2016 #IWD #Iran #womenAnissa Boumediene, former first lady of Algeria, lawyer and specialist of Islam, firstly thanked Mrs. Rajavi for her support of women’s rights. She then expressed her anger at the poor treatment of women who are denied equal rights. She condemns the men, and even the women, who are justifying persecution of women in the name of Islam. As a specialist who has studied Islam in detail, she is appalled that this religion can be used to condone the violence against women.http://www.women.ncr-iran.org/index.php/iran-women-news/2303-international-women-s-day-conference-2016Anissa Boumediene, former first lady of Algeria, lawyer and specialist of Islam, firstly thanked Mrs. Rajavi for her support of women’s rights. She then expressed her anger at the poor treatment of women who are denied equal rights. She condemns the men, and even the women, who are justifying persecution of women in the name of Islam. As a specialist who has studied Islam in detail, she is appalled that this religion can be used to condone the violence against women.
Najima Thay Thay, the former Minister of Education and Youth from MoroccoNajima Thay Thay, the former Minister of Education and Youth from Morocco, said that the purpose of the gathering today was to support all women across the world. She said that the children who suffer are the flame that keeps us going in our fight.She said that Mrs. Rajavi is due praise for supporting refugees and those who are discriminated against. Mrs. Rajavi is a success for freedom, for the Quran and for women. She pledges the support of Morocco in their fight for freedom, despite the country having its own problems. Education is the key – if we educate our own countries we can start to see change.
Photo: #Iranwomenrights #IWD2016 #IWD #Iran #womenRashida Manjoo, former UN Rapporteur on Violence against Women from 2009 to 2015 said that “for evil to flourish, all it takes is good people to remain silent”. Silence, she affirms, perpetuates the evil that is affecting so many people around the world.She describes the United Nations as “a government of governments”, and for this reason we must realise and remember that political persuasion and economic policies come into play. Nevertheless, violence against women is view as one of the most serious violations of human rights.Although there has been much progression in human rights, there are many gaps that need to be properly addressed. She believes that states are not being held accountable for upholding the rights of women. The lack of punitive action for violations of human rights is the main factor in the violations being allowed to continue.http://www.women.ncr-iran.org/index.php/iran-women-news/2303-international-women-s-day-conference-2016
Rashida Manjoo, former UN Rapporteur on Violence against Women from 2009 to 2015 said that “for evil to flourish, all it takes is good people to remain silent”. Silence, she affirms, perpetuates the evil that is affecting so many people around the world.
She describes the United Nations as “a government of governments”, and for this reason we must realise and remember that political persuasion and economic policies come into play. Nevertheless, violence against women is view as one of the most serious violations of human rights.

Although there has been much progression in human rights, there are many gaps that need to be properly addressed. She believes that states are not being held accountable for upholding the rights of women. The lack of punitive action for violations of human rights is the main factor in the violations being allowed to continue.
Yakin Ertuk, former UN Special Rapporteur on Violence against Women from 2003 to 2006, spoke of her visit to Iran at the invitation of the Iranian government over a decade ago. She was shocked by what she saw and claims she will never forget her trip, but is happy that her report was able to help the Resistance in their continuing efforts.



Yakin Ertuk, former UN Special Rapporteur on Violence against Women from 2003 to 2006,
Yakin Ertuk, former UN Special Rapporteur on Violence against Women from 2003 to 2006, spoke of her visit to Iran at the invitation of the Iranian government over a decade ago. She was shocked by what she saw and claims she will never forget her trip, but is happy that her report was able to help the Resistance in their continuing efforts.

She said that fundamental human rights, the law and extremists are on course for a head-on collision. She wants to know who will win. She said she cannot answer that, but she will do everything she can to uphold human rights.


Photo: #Iranwomenrights #IWD2016 #IWD #Iran #womenMalian lawyer and judge, Fatoumata Dembele Diarra, questioned why the international communities do not feel concerned about the situation of women in Iran. She asked that isn’t it obvious that letting nine year old girls marry in Iran is against the UN charter?http://www.women.ncr-iran.org/index.php/iran-women-news/2303-international-women-s-day-conference-2016Malian lawyer and judge, Fatoumata Dembele Diarra, questioned why the international communities do not feel concerned about the situation of women in Iran. She asked that isn’t it obvious that letting nine year old girls marry in Iran is against the UN charter?







Photo: #Iranwomenrights #IWD2016 #IWD #Iran #womenGisoo Shakeri, exile, protest singer, women's activist, poet and writer performed for the audience. She said that International Woman’s Day is not recognised in her county and women are fighting, as they have been for many years, for even the most basic of fundamental human rights. She pays tribute to the women who have lost their voices – women who has been executed, woman who have been imprisoned and women who have had their voices silenced.http://www.women.ncr-iran.org/index.php/iran-women-news/2303-international-women-s-day-conference-2016Gisoo Shakeri, exile, protest singer, women's activist, poet and writer performed for the audience. She said that International Woman’s Day is not recognised in her county and women are fighting, as they have been for many years, for even the most basic of fundamental human rights. She pays tribute to the women who have lost their voices – women who has been executed, woman who have been imprisoned and women who have had their voices silenced.


Kirsty Brimelow, Queen’s Counsel Chairwoman of Bar Human Rights Committee of England and Wales,
Kirsty Brimelow, Queen’s Counsel Chairwoman of Bar Human Rights Committee of England and Wales, first pointed out that the Bar of Human Rights stands with the Resistance in their fight for freedom and women’s rights in Iran. She said it is obvious what needs to be done. She said the constitution needs changing - you can’t have a constitution that is rooted in medieval times.
Restricting females as judges needs to be changed for obvious reasons. And with regards to Camp Liberty –something needs to be done by the UN. They need to recognise it as a refugee camp, not a detention centre. She said that this is not even a big step because the UN already recognises the residents as persons of concern.
Photo: #Iranwomenrights #IWD2016 #IWD #Iran #womenMaria Candida Almeida, Attorney General Deputy in the Supreme Court, attended to voice her concern at the senselessness of the struggle that women face in 2016. She also attended to voice and show her solidarity for the struggle. She wants everyone to keep fighting for the voice of reason.She thanked Mrs. Rajavi for her example of great strength and determination.http://www.women.ncr-iran.org/index.php/iran-women-news/2303-international-women-s-day-conference-2016

Maria Candida Almeida, Attorney General Deputy in the Supreme Court, attended to voice her concern at the senselessness of the struggle that women face in 2016. She also attended to voice and show her solidarity for the struggle. She wants everyone to keep fighting for the voice of reason.

She thanked Mrs. Rajavi for her example of great strength and determination.

Wednesday, February 24, 2016

Maryam Rajavi: Iran regime will end up weaker regardless of outcome of sham election Wednesday, 24 February 2016

Maryam Rajavi: Whatever the outcome of the sham elections in Iran

the entire regime will be weakened, the mullahs' internal power struggle will intensify, and popular resentment toward the regime will be amplified
Maryam Rajavi

Maryam Rajavi: No Real Choice In The Iran 'Elections'

 Friday, 26 February 2016 20:48
Western governments should respect the will of the Iranian people and the Iranian Resistance to institute real democracy and popular sovereignty in Iran, Mrs. Maryam Rajavi, President-elect of the Iranian Resistance, wrote in today's edition of Forbes.

The following is the full text of Mrs. Rajavi's article, dated February 26, 2016:Forbes

Maryam Rajavi: Iran regime will end up weaker regardless of outcome of sham election  Wednesday, 24 February 2016

NCRI - The Iranian Resistance's President-elect, Mrs. Maryam Rajavi, said that regardless of the outcome of the sham elections for the regime's parliament and the Assembly of Experts, which have no legitimacy whatsoever in the eyes of the Iranian people, ultimately, the regime will be weakened in its entirety, its internal crises will intensify, and the resentment and anger of the population toward the mullahs' corrupt and criminal factions will deepen even further.

Mrs. Rajavi added that the clerical regime is based on absolute rejection of popular sovereignty and is alien to free elections. The sham elections are merely an instrument for imposing a medieval caliphate on the 21st century, not to mention that they act as a lever for purging rival factions. Although all candidates are loyal to the velayat-e faqih (absolute clerical rule) and have taken part in committing the regime's crimes for years, a large portion of them have been excluded as a result of displaying the slightest sign of disagreement with the regime's supreme leader Ali Khamenei. The reaction of the mullahs' president Hassan Rouhani to this wholesale elimination has demonstrated once more that he does not have the will or the ability to institute change. Behind his deceptive rhetoric, Rouhani’s main goal is to preserve the regime in its entirety as well as his own position.

The crisis in the regime that had intensified after its unavoidable retreat from developing a nuclear weapon has now reached the apex of power. Khamenei's hegemony and domination within the regime has been undermined and the taboo of challenging him and discussing his replacement has been broken. It has even been infused into part of the daily public discourse.

By forming a committee comprising of the most senior commanders of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), Khamenei personally supervised the merciless purge of rival factions, but fell short of overcoming the crisis. The daily warnings of the regime's officials about a "sedition more dangerous than the one in 2009" has exposed their fears of another national uprising.

Mrs. Rajavi stressed that this week's sham elections will be met with renewed anger and hatred by the Iranian people toward the clerical regime and its factions. She added that as always the regime will try to resort to election fraud and fabrications to announce an astronomical participation rate. But this year, even the regime's internal and marginalized circles are talking about the futility of elections. As such, Khamenei has fallen back on issuing ludicrous religious decrees (fatwas) to say that participating in elections is a religious obligation, blank ballots violate Sharia law, and that "the participation of women in elections does not require a husband's consent." His aim is to encourage those loyal to the regime and their families to participate in the elections.

Therefore, after the signing of the nuclear agreement, in contrast to some expectations in the West, Khamenei has intensified domestic suppression, dispatched more forces to Syria, and is trying to preserve his hegemony over the parliament and the Assembly of Experts in a futile attempt to prevent the downfall of the regime. However, the sham elections will not have a winner inside the regime because the regime in its entirety will lose. Both the hatred of the Iranian people toward the mullahs and the mullahs' internal feuds will deepen and intensify.

Secretary of the National Council of Resistance of Iran
February 24, 2016

Thursday, February 18, 2016

The Iranian Resistance mourns the loss of Lord Avebury,massage of Maryam Rajavi

The Iranian Resistance mourns the loss of Lord Avebury,massage of Maryam Rajavi

Britain's outspoken voice of conscience against human rights violations
The passing of Lord Avebury is incredibly sad for myself, for the great family of the Iranian Resistance, the families of martyrs and political prisoners in Iran and the scarred soul of humanity, which is grieving over the sea of blood being spilled in the Middle East.


Humanity has lost one of its most noble and gracious members, the people of Iran have lost one of the most honorable advocates of human rights and members of the People's Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK) have lost a great supporter.
Indeed, Lord Avebury was the tenacious spirit of our time against the crimes, evil and terrorism committed by the religious fascism ruling Iran. He combine dimmense courage with an uncompromising struggle.
In the first year that the Iranian Resistance rose up against the religious fascism ruling Iran in 1981, Lord Avebury wrote a letter to Iranian Resistance's Leader Massoud Rajavi, expressing his outrage over the executions of PMOI members by the mullahs.
In the decades that followed, he wrote valuable books such as Tehran's Murder Machine (1994); Iran: State of Terror, An Account of Terrorist Assassination by Iranian Agents (1996); Fatal Writ, An Account of Murders and Cover_up(2000);Iran, Subjugation of Women (1990s);  As such,he compiled and presented some of the most credible and reliable records regarding human rights violations and crimes committed by the clerical regime in Iran.
His unforgettable achievements include his firm dissent and protest against conspirator sand pro-regime lobbyists who in the guise of "defending human rights" spread misinformation and fabricated lies generated by the mullahs' Ministry of Intelligence against the PMOI.He also campaigned to secure the release of two PMOI members incarcerated in the Iraqi Kurdistan. And he vehemently condemned the unjust raid on the offices of the National Council of Resistance of Iran by the French Police on June 17, 2003.
In 1996, as the moderator of the gathering of thousands of Iranians at London's Earls Court Hall, Lord Avebury expressed with characteristic elegance his affection and respect for the Iranian people's desires for achieving democracy and freedom.
We shall never forget his rebuke of the international community for failing to create "a strong alliance" "against those who threaten to expand the reign of weapons and knives all over the world." He criticized "the cowardice of western governments" and "their dangerous shortsightedness," which obstructed even the work of those who sought to research and investigate the regime's crimes.
At a time when indifference and moral apprehension rules in the face of the bloodbath in Syria and the incessant and countless number of executions in Iran, the world desperately needs voices like Lord Avebury to defendhumanity and justice without being hindered by political and commercial considerations.
While saluting and honoring his radiant memory and incredible life,we extend our condolences to his esteemed family,especially to Lady Lindsey Avebury.

Iraq: Camp Liberty residents protest rights violations, lack of security report by"Shahriar Kia 2, 15, 2016


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Nearly three months after the launching of 80 rockets on an Iranian refugees camp located near Baghdad International Airport leaving 24 residents killed and more than 100 injured, a group of residents held a rally demanding protection and guarantees for their basic rights. The protesters raised placards emphasizing on the responsibilities of the United Nations and U.S. government regarding the residents’ protection, and called for urgent action to stop all prison-making measures carried out in this camp.

This site is known as Camp Liberty, home to thousands of Iranian opposition members associated to the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MeK). These individuals were forced to transfer from Camp Ashraf, their 26-year-long home located in Diyala Province, northeast of Baghdad, to Camp Liberty based on an agreement (MOU) signed between the U.N. and Iraqi government back in December 2011. Under this text the Iraqi government had guaranteed Camp Liberty would be a temporary transit location (TTL) for the residents’ transfer to safe countries, and the residents’ security, protection and basic rights would be guaranteed until the last resident is transferred out of Iraq. However, four years down the road it has been proven that not only Camp Liberty is anything but a TTL, in fact it has been described as a prison worse than Guantanamo erected by the Iranian regime and its elements in Iraq, and the U.N. and U.S. government have failed to live up to their commitments in reference to the residents’ protection and security.

Four deadly rocket attacks against this camp have left dozens of residents killed and hundreds of others seriously wounded.

Furthermore, the residents of this camp have been forced to live under a comprehensive and biased blockade, taking the lives of 24 residents who were deprived of medical care, and making daily life utterly harsh and miserable for the remaining residents. This camp has literally become a prison, according to international organizations.

“As you know we have been imprisoned in Camp Liberty for around four years now, and even our basic rights have been violated,” said Masoume in this rally. “We have been attacked in four rocket barrages and we may be attacked again at any moment. As we speak many of our facilities in Liberty lack any protective blast walls (T-walls) and we will not feel safe until all of our quarters have T-walls installed around them,” she added.

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“Unfortunately the camp lacks minimum international standards. Around three months ago we were the target of a major rocket attack, whereas based on an agreement T-walls were to be installed around our trailers,” said another resident. “But unfortunately, this has not been executed and the Iraqi government, acting at the behest of the Iranian regime seeking to massacre all of us, stopped this process. This is nothing but a violation of the agreement signed between the United Nations and Iraqi government. Based on this agreement the Iraqi government must provide for our protection,” he continued.

“We are asking the U.S. to take urgent action to have the installation of T-walls, which can protect our lives in the face of future rocket attacks, reinitiated,” said Somaye, another resident in this gathering. “The U.S. government should pressure the Iraqi government to set aside its stonewalling and measures blocking the T-wall installation process,” she added.

The Iranian regime cannot tolerate any opposition even outside of its own borders. Considering the intense domestic and international crises on its table, especially with crucial elections at the end of this month, Tehran is resorting to any and all measures to carry out yet another massacre against members of its main opposition in Liberty. Taking into to notice the adoption of the U.S. defense budget bill, in which article no. 7 emphasizes on Washington’s responsibility vis-à-vis Camp Liberty residents’ protection, the U.S. government is responsible in the case of any future massacre or damages the residents may suffer.

Friday, February 12, 2016

Iran-Full report on"Firmness against Iranian regime, end death penalty" conference hosting UK #MPs Lords&Maryam rajavi's speach, Terrorism under the name of Islam owes its existence to Iran regime 2.12,2016


Iran-Maryam Rajavi's speech at "Firmness against Iranian regime, end death penalty" conference hosting UK #MPs Lords February12,2016
Iran-Maryam Rajavi's speech at "Firmness against Iranian regime, end death penalty" conference hosting UK #MPs Lords February12,2016

 NCRI Statements 

Maryam Rajavi: Terrorism under the name of Islam owes its existence to Iran regime

200 UK lawmakers announce new Iran policy

Maryam Rajavi: So long as the mullahs are in power, terrorism under the banner of Islam will continue to owe its existence to the regime

Honorable David Jones,
Distinguished Members of the House of Commons and House of Lords,

You are most welcome!
I very much appreciate it that you have travelled here all the way from London.
Your concern about human rights and democracy in Iran and your emphasis on the role of the Iranian Resistance to bring freedom and democracy to Iran is truly commendable.
You are the standard bearers of the right policy in Europe vis-à-vis the most dangerous threat of our times, namely the theocracy ruling Iran.
You have shown great courage in defending this policy.

I know this has not been easy. At a time when governments are so engaged in appeasing the regime, it is very difficult to move in the opposite direction.
You are pressured, but this is the price one has to pay when standing up to such a misguided policy.
I would also like to commend you for your declaration on the need to adopt a decisive policy on Iran.
Years ago, we warned against the danger of nuclear mullahs.
Time and again, we revealed information about their secret nuclear program.
Western governments, however, did not deem it in their interest to heed our warnings until the mullahs moved so close to obtaining the bomb.
Fortunately, today, a nuclear agreement has been signed.
Although the deal has granted unnecessary concessions to the mullahs, the danger has been forestalled for a number of years.
It was proven that the warnings of the Iranian Resistance and the British Parliamentary Committee for Iran Freedom were correct.
Now, we are warning yet again against the danger of Iran's ruling theocracy.

But how does this threat manifests itself?
At home, in the form of flagrant violations of human rights.
In the region, it works against stability by warmongering, terrorism and genocide in Syria, Iraq, Yemen and Lebanon.
Iraq was the first stop for the mullahs' regime in its ambition to build a World Islamic Caliphate.
If this religious fascism were not in power in Iran, we would not have a shattered Iraq today with all its painful tragedies.
Likewise, in Syria, there would not have been this violent war and genocide and Yemen would not have turned into a killing-field by the regime's agents.
Iran-Maryam Rajavi's speech at "Firmness against Iranian regime, end death penalty" conference hosting UK #MPs Lords February12,2016
In the meantime, the mullahs' theocracy is a source of inspiration for two basic tendencies:
1.    Extremism under the banner of Islam and
2.    Retaliating against the West.

The outcome of these two tendencies are terrorist attacks in Europe.
In fact, the Iranian regime has an inspiring role, feeding and legitimatizing extremist groups.
It makes no difference if they are Sunni or Shiite.
They are either agents of the Iranian regime or its natural and practical allies.
The fact is that so long as the mullahs are in power, terrorism under the name of Islam will continue to owe its existence to the regime.
Some apologists claim that after the nuclear agreement, the Iranian regime would move towards moderation. Yet, we can see that the situation is otherwise:
Iran-Maryam Rajavi's speech at "Firmness against Iranian regime, end death penalty" conference hosting UK #MPs Lords February12,2016

Human rights abuses in Iran have worsened after the nuclear deal as has mullah’s meddling and massacre in Syria.
They have even gotten Russia involved.
They have stepped up their efforts to expand their missile system.
Camp Liberty has been the target of a deadly rocket attack and massacre.

In the mullahs' so-called parliamentary elections, Khamenei disqualified most of the candidates from Rouhani's faction despite their declared loyalty to the absolute rule of Velayat-e Faqih because he cannot tolerate any challengers within the regime.
This is the meaning of moderation under religious fascism.
Some in the West claim that doing business with Rouhani will lead to the regime's moderation.
In reality, Rouhani is no different from Khamenei as he has been involved in all the regime's crimes over the past 37 years.
Even if he were any different, he does not have much authority within the regime.
Every contract signed with Rouhani is a helping hand to the mullahs' Supreme Leader.
Let us take a look at the commercial deals with Iran:
Today, at least half of Iran's GDP is controlled by Khamenei and his Revolutionary Guards Corps.
Therefore, most of the contracts signed with Iran are actually signed with companies that are affiliated with Khamenei or the IRGC.
As a result, when a British company makes a deal with Iran, the revenues pour into the coffers of the Revolutionary Guards Corps and the IRGC spends this money on terrorism and war in Syria and ultimately threatens the very security of Europe.
So you can see that these companies are not only ignorant to human rights in Iran but they also sacrifice Europe's security in the interests of trade with the regime.
Therefore, supporting such false moderates in this regime are in the interest of Khamenei and the IRGC. Dealing with this regime will fund terrorism.
Turning a blind eye on human rights violations in Iran, and failing to protect the Iranian freedom fighters in Camp Liberty, will help the regime.
Iran-Maryam Rajavi's speech at "Firmness against Iranian regime, end death penalty" conference hosting UK #MPs Lords February12,2016
The correct policy on Iran for the international community is to recognize the Iranian people's Resistance for regime change because the Iranian nation is the only force capable of neutralizing this danger and bringing democracy, stability and peace to Iran and the Middle East.
The Iranian people, the Iranian Resistance and the international community share common interests in adopting the right policy.
Defending Camp Liberty's security where thousands of members of the main Iranian opposition reside, is a significant element of the right policy, an effort that you have always pioneered.
I must repeat that your conviction and efforts as well as those of other parliamentary committees in Europe and the States have had serious impact on Camp Liberty's protection.
However, Liberty remains vulnerable and exposed to dangers; a situation that demands even greater efforts.
The Iranian people will never forget your support and your friendship during these years. Your support will be registered
Iran-Maryam Rajavi's speech at "Firmness against Iranian regime, end death penalty" conference hosting UK #MPs Lords February12,2016

"Firm Policy on Iran, Supporting Iranian Resistance" conference with a number of British MPs and dignitaries attending

Maryam Rajavi: Rouhani is not a moderate; revenues from deals with Iranian regime are spent by the IRGC on terrorism and war in the Middle East, insecurity in Europe
Friday, February 12, 2016, a conference entitled, "Firm Policyon Iran, Supporting Iranian Resistance", was held at the office of the National Council of Resistance of Iran, north of Paris with a number of British MPs, officials and dignitaries participating.

Rt. Honorable David Jones, former senior secretary, President of the International Parliamentary Campaign in Defense of Ashraf and President of the Parliamentary group for a Free and Democratic Iran, presented a declaration signed by 200 members of British Houses of Parliament to Mrs. Maryam Rajavi.
In her address to this conference, Mrs. Rajavi applauded the British MPs' declaration and said: Some in the West claim that doing business with Rouhani will lead to the regime's moderation, while Rouhani is no different from Khamenei and has been involved in all the regime's crimes over the past 37 years. But even if he were any different, he does not have much authority within the regime. Therefore, every contract signed with Rouhani is a helping hand to the mullahs' Supreme Leader. At least half of Iran's GDP is controlled by Khamenei and his Revolutionary Guards Corps. Therefore, most of the contracts signed with Iran are actually signed with companies that are affiliated with Khamenei or the IRGC. And the IRGC spends this money on terrorism and war in Syria and ultimately threatens the very security of Europe.
In addition to Rt. Hon. David Jones, Sir Alan Meale, Vice Chairperson of the Socialist Group in the Council of Europe; Lord Tony Clarke; Jim Fitzpatrick MP, former Minister of State for Farming and the Environment; Mark WilliamsMP; Toby Perkins,  MP, senior secretary and Shadow Minister of Defense; Dr Matthew Offord MP; Mike Freer MP; Martyn Day MP, representative from the Scottish National Party; and Mrs. Clair Offord, Attorney, were among the participants and speakers at this conference.

Maryam Rajavi: After nuclear agreement, human rights abuses aggravated in Iran; mullahs' genocide and interference in Syria jumped

Some apologists claim that after the nuclear agreement, the Iranian regime would move towards moderation. Yet, we can see that the situation is otherwise:
Human rights abuses in Iran have worsened after the nuclear deal as has mullah’s meddling and massacre in Syria.
They have even gotten Russia involved.
They have stepped up their efforts to expand their missile system.
Camp Liberty has been the target of a deadly rocket attack and massacre.

In the mullahs' so-called parliamentary elections, Khamenei disqualified most of the candidates from Rouhani's faction despite their declared loyalty to the absolute rule of Velayat-e Faqih because he cannot tolerate any challengers within the regime.

This is the meaning of moderation under religious fascism.
Some in the West claim that doing business with Rouhani will lead to the regime's moderation.
In reality, Rouhani is no different from Khamenei as he has been involved in all the regime's crimes over the past 37 years.
Even if he were any different, he does not have much authority within the regime.
Every contract signed with Rouhani is a helping hand to the mullahs' Supreme Leader.
Let us take a look at the commercial deals with Iran:
Today, at least half of Iran's GDP is controlled by Khamenei and his Revolutionary Guards Corps.
Therefore, most of the contracts signed with Iran are actually signed with companies that are affiliated with Khamenei or the IRGC.
As a result, when a British company makes a deal with Iran, the revenues pour into the coffers of the Revolutionary Guards Corps and the IRGC spends this money on terrorism and war in Syria and ultimately threatens the very security of Europe.
So you can see that these companies are not only ignorant to human rights in Iran but they also sacrifice Europe's security in the interests of trade with the regime.
Therefore, supporting such false moderates in this regime are in the interest of Khamenei and the IRGC. Dealing with this regime will fund terrorism.
Turning a blind eye on human rights violations in Iran, and failing to protect the Iranian freedom fighters in Camp Liberty, will help the regime.
The correct policy on Iran for the international community is to recognize the Iranian people's Resistance for regime change because the Iranian nation is the only force capable of neutralizing this danger and bringing democracy, stability and peace to Iran and the Middle East.
The Iranian people, the Iranian Resistance and the international community share common interests in adopting the right policy.


Thursday, February 11, 2016

The 37th anniversary of the Islamic revolution in #Iran Doves of #freedom drowned in blood


Today marks the 37th anniversary of the Islamic revolution in Iran.
Peace melody drained in blood in streets of Iran.
Doves of freedom drowned in blood,
Holding on to their olive branch,
Mixture of brutality and terror in their breath.
Beauty of the Kurdish and Balouch Dance,
Sound of unity and love in Azari Music,
Hope and happiness of liberty,
All washed away in blood.
Shrieks of an Arab mother holding her child’s lifeless body,
Lyrics of freedom were devastated in weeping and howling.
Memories of blood bath in Azadi Square in Iran,
A painted image in all Doves of freedom to this day…!


Today marks the 37th anniversary of the Islamic revolution in Iran. Leaders of the Islamic republic of Iran are celebrating the tyranny and oppression as we are grieving the loss of liberty and freedom.
After 37 years of Islamic ruling in Iran, only and only achievement is the rising of execution, imprisonment, poverty and inhumanity. Mass executions of the 1980’s. hanging of those charged as Juvenal. Arrests and execution of civil and human rights activists. Oppression of women and downgrading them. Dictatorship to point of even laws of proper attire. Prostitution age down to 11 years of age. Extreme records of drug abuse. Suffering and poverty sky high. Absolute no rights for its citizens. Racism and execution of all religious and ethnic minorities. And millions of violation and systematic tyranny and oppression reported daily by Iranian human rights activists.
History is much enduring and powerful to forget or forgive the inhumanity and tyranny of the regime and the silence of international politicians and the united nations towards all of what has happened to Iran and middle east.
Shameful silence of human society to this day has given the approval of death sentence to Humanity as assigned by law of nature.
Therefore, at the 37th anniversary of this satanic invasion, we as members of human society are responsible and is our duty to take a stand and fight to avoid a celebration of the 38th anniversary
Being silent is betrayal of humanity!

Wednesday, February 10, 2016

Iran: Mothers, families of martyrs and political prisoner on trial

Iran: Mothers, families of martyrs and political prisoner on trial

A group of women protest the detention and imprisonment of political prisoners in Iran

The trial of 10 men and women, mothers, fathers and relatives of martyrs and political prisoners, was held on Tuesday February 9.
These people were mostly arrested during a peaceful gathering outside Evin Prison on January 20, 2016, and charged with “disrupting public order”.
Simin Eivaz Zadeh (mother of ex-political prisoner Omid Alishenas), Hashem Zeinali (father of missing student Saeed Zeinali thought to be murdered in 1999 uprising) and a number of Mohammad Ali Taheri’s followers were present before the court.
Mothers of martyrs and political prisoners staged a picket and carried placards to show their solidarity with those on trial.
Sholeh Pakravan (mother of executed interior designer Reyhaneh Jabbari), Shahin Mahinfar (mother of Amir Arshad Tajmir - killed during the 2009 uprising), Akram Neghabi (mother of Saeed Zeinali- thought to be murdered in the 1999 uprising), Hoori Golestani (mother of Behnood Ramezani - killed in the 1999 uprising), Mansoureh Behkish, Mother Osanloo and Shahnaz Karim Beigi (mother of Mostafa Karim Beigi - killed during the 2009 uprising) were present in this protest.
Sholeh Pakravan wrote on her facebook account: “I can see with my heart that my country is bearing big news.”
 Sholeh Pakravan (mother of executed interior designer Reyhaneh Jabbari),
Sholeh Pakravan (mother of executed interior designer Reyhaneh Jabbari)
 Akram Neghabi (mother of Saeed Zeinali- thought to be murdered in the 1999 uprising)
Akram Neghabi (mother of Saeed Zeinali- thought to be murdered in the 1999 uprising)
  
 

Iran- Maryam Rajavi's massage:on U.N. panel on Rights of the Child

  U.N. panel on Rights of the Child rebuked Iran regime for forcible marriage of children and execution for crimes committed under 18.
Iran- Maryam Rajavi's massage:on U.N. panel on Rights of the Child

Iran's religious tyranny allows execution sentence for 9-years girls and 15-years boys.

Iran- Maryam Rajavi's massage:on U.N. panel on Rights of the Child
Humanity is shocked by tragic anticipation of under-18 youngsters on death row in Iranian prisons to reach legal age for execution

Iran- Maryam Rajavi's massage:on U.N. panel on Rights of the Child
Since years ago, Iranian Resistance called for abolition of death penalty, end to torture and all human rights abuses in Iran

Monday, February 8, 2016

IRAN :Dozens arrested in peaceful protest in Tehran

NCRI - At least over two dozens people were arrested on Sunday in Tehran during a raid by Iranian regime’s State Security Forces (Police) against those who had gathered outside Tehran’s Evin prison and the home of political prisoner Mohammad Ali Taheri demanding his release.

Mohammad Ali Taheri, founder of a new spiritual group in Iran called Erfan-e-Halgheh, was arrested on 4 May 2011 by officials linked to the Iranian regime’s Revolutionary Guards.

Mr. Taheri, had been condemned to five years in prison and a fine of 9 billion Rials plus 74 lashes for ludicrous charges such as “insulting the sanctities; illicit usage of scientific titles (doctor and engineer); writing misleading books and articles”.


His supporters gathered outside Tehran’s Evin prison calling for his release. The Iranian regime prevented Mr. Taheri’s wife and children to join the protest outside Evin Prison.

Sunday, February 7, 2016

The Only price that USA has paid for fighting against ISIS :Two black eyes,John Kerry Almost Beaten Up in Rome for Fostering the Expansion of ISIS


John Kerry Almost Beaten Up in Rome



Kerry did aid in creating the vacuum that Daesh filled, with the precipitous withdrawal of U.S. troops from Iraq and the American support for the weak Shia government in Baghdad.

The voyage of US Secretary of State to Italy almost ended in him getting a black eye.

 Having arrived on the Apennine Peninsula to meet with Italian foreign Minister Paolo Gentiloni and discuss about new ways on how to combat ISIS terrorists, Kerry was not expecting such a warm reception.

However, the most interesting thing happened at the end of the conference. One of the journalists who were sitting in the front rows suddenly got up and shouted at Kerry with the words “It was YOU who created ISIS!” and tried to charge at him with her fists.
Naturally, the woman was immediately pounced on by the carabinieri, a scuffle ensued. But she quickly left the room.



Saturday, February 6, 2016

War crimes against humanity in Aleppo, Syria-Khamenei's message to Putin: We shall continue with the war in Syria with all our resources



      
 He lost all his Family so he afraid of being lonely 

In recent weeks, the religious fascism ruling Iran has considerably ramped up its criminal dispatch of forces to Syria amassing tens of thousands of its Revolutionary Guards and non-Iranian mercenaries around Aleppo to cruelly slaughter the deprived people of villages, townships and towns in this region in tandem with the brutal bombings of the civilians. Last week, dozens of IRGC commanders and hundreds of mercenaries were killed at the Aleppo front.

Dispatch of forces by Khamenei and slaughter in Aleppo is meant to conceal regime’s crises on verge of sham elections

Missiles and rockets raining down on Syrian people are paid out of Iranian people’s account

Hundreds of Syrians wait at Turkish border in Id-lib province

Thousands head to Turkey fleeing Syrian forces massing toward Aleppo

World leaders react to the halt of Syria peace talks