Showing posts with label university. Show all posts
Showing posts with label university. Show all posts

Monday, October 3, 2016

Updated and a report on protest rallies in Iran


On International Teacher's Day, the Education Ministry faculty protest their dire living conditions

Maryam Rajavi's Message on the New Academic Year 2016-2017
Maryam Rajavi's Message on the New Academic Year 2016-2017
Maryam Rajavi's Message on the New Academic Year 2016-2017
On the eve of the new academic year, the fundamentalist mullahs and their ignorant and oppressive guards have imposed silence and fear over society. This coldness, however, will be overcome by vigor and a spirit of renewal and renovation as you begin the warmest and the most joyful, collective endeavor hand in hand in every street and in every school and university.

AS Maryam Rajavi call on students,pupils and all Society in Iran to rise in solidarity with the righteous demands of teachers and education staff
the protestes has begun  Following is the  Updated and reports of some protests in Iran
Univ. students in Tehran protest against dorm situation and educational costs

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People protest against poor road conditions in Iran

Financial Victims of a Company Related to Ministry of Agriculture Stage Protest Gathering 

Students stage series of protests in Iran

Massive student protests at universities


Univ. students in Tehran protest against dorm situation and educational costs

On Thursday, September 29, a group of Ahvazi youths staged a protest at night against the Iranian regime by setting up fire and chanting anti-government slogans in Enqelab Avenue in the south-western city of Ahvaz to show their protest against the execution of two young ethnic Arabs of the city.

Retired teachers in Tehran and other provinces hold a rally
According to ILNA news agency, in protest against poor living conditions and low pensions, retired teachers held gathering in Tehran and other provincial capitals on the morning of Tuesday September

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Saturday, February 6, 2016

Iranian Resistance condemns assault on ex-Tehran Uni. Chancellor,Dr. Mohammad Maleki





The Iranian Resistance described Dr. Maleki’s detention and harassment by the Iranian regime’s Ministry of Intelligence and Security (MOIS) on the verge of the elections as an indication of the Iranian regime’s fear of escalation of social protests.

At 10 am Friday, February 5, the 82-year-old Dr. Maleki was arrested by a group of MOIS agents at Parkway Intersection in Tehran.
The agents treated him cruelly as they pushed him into a Peugeot. As a result Dr. Maleki suffered an injury to the head and severe soreness of the body. Several hours later, the suppressive forces abandoned him in a deserted area near Behesht-e Zahra in southern Tehran.

Dr. Mohammad Maleki  the first head of the University of Tehran after the revolution and has almost always been under persecution and harassment for his critical articles. Last time, after the 2009 presidential elections he was arrested for 191 days while he was suffering from many diseases.
 his first arrested  was in 1981


Friday, November 13, 2015

Iran-Tehran-front of Evin pirison-VIDEO: Ex-Tehran Uni. chancellor condemns Camp Liberty attack


NCRI - Dr. Mohammad Maleki, the first chancellor of the University of Tehran following the 1979 revolution, has condemned last month's brutal rocket attack against members of the Iranian opposition in Camp Liberty in Iraq which left 24 people killed and dozens wounded.
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Friday, September 18, 2015

Iran-Poverty,oppression and inequality Rouhani 's gift for Iranian People

Shocking sale of unborn infants reported

A newly-released heinous report on the sale of unborn infants of Iranian women who sleep in cardboard boxes on the streets, has been a great shock.
Poverty, oppression and inequality have become common place under the inhuman rule of the mullahs to the extent that in recent days the state-run media have published the remarks of a university professor on the painful situation of women sleeping in cardboard boxes on the streets.
The report has also touched on the perilous conditions of 18 million Iranians living in shanty towns.
Tens of millions of Iranians, particularly those from the very low-income families, have become victims of policies that allocate the lion’s share








Schools built of mud-bricks in SE Iran province

Conditions of schools in Sistan & Baluchistan Province

A regime official in the education department of Sistan & Baluchistan Province (southeastern Iran) said in a session held in the town of Nikshahr that 285 schools in this province are built of mud-bricks and 47 are literally made of branches of trees.

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