Akram Yazdi Ostovar
Akram Yazdi Ostovar was born in 1960 to a hardworking family in Qazvin. Under the Shah, Akram’s elder brother had joined the People’s Mojahedin of Iran (PMOI/MEK) to ...
Read moreDetailsAkram Yazdi Ostovar was born in 1960 to a hardworking family in Qazvin. Under the Shah, Akram’s elder brother had joined the People’s Mojahedin of Iran (PMOI/MEK) to ...
Read moreDetailsAtena Daemi – hunger strike to protest lack of contact with parents. Political prisoner Atena Daemi is on hunger strike again to protest being deprived of calling home. ...
Read moreDetailsThe mothers of Iran martyrs express their support for the protests in Khuzestan and other parts of the country. At the same time, anti-regime protests with the motto ...
Read moreDetailsTabriz rose up yesterday, July 24, and joined the protests, which started in Khuzestan province on July 15, 2021. Eyewitnesses said women played a leading role in the ...
Read moreDetailsMonthly June 2021Download Iranian women speak out against the sham election and the henchman of the 1988 massacre June coincided with the clerical regime’s sham election in Iran. ...
Read moreDetailsEbrahim Raisi must be brought to justice for crimes against humanity On International Day in Support of Victims of Torture, we call for justice for victims of torture ...
Read moreDetailsEbrahim Raisi, the current Judiciary Chief and subservient disciple to Ruhollah Khomeini, is the only serious contender among 592 registered candidates qualified to run by the Guardian Council. ...
Read moreDetailsAtena Daemi said exile has pushed her and her friends closer to their goals and multiplied them in cities across Iran On the eve of the clerical regime's ...
Read moreDetailsMay 2021 Monthly ReportDownload A new height in Iranian women’s protests with election boycott mottos Throughout May, the streets of all major cities in Iran saw Iranian women’s ...
Read moreDetailsAtena Daemi: Not only will I not ask for amnesty but remind them that they are the ones to plea to people for amnesty Political prisoner Atena Daemi ...
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