Mohammad Mohaddessin talks about Iranian people protesting the brutal Iranian regime

Iran: Exclusive Interview with Mohammad Mohaddessin, Chair of NCRI’s Foreign Affairs Committee

Originally Published on the NCRI’s Website “No citizen shall enjoy any privileges or be subject to any deprivations for the reason of belief or non-belief in a particular religion or denomination.” Protests in Iran have continued for six weeks, catching observers by surprise because they

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Iran's uprisings against Khamenei's misogynist theocracy

Women are leading a revolution in Iran

Soona Samsami, Originally Published in Washington Times, October 11, 2022 The Iranian people’s uprising against the misogynist theocracy celebrates its third week. Despite a brutal state onslaught, protests are surging, shaking the theocracy’s fragile foundations. Indeed, Iran is on the precipice of change, with women and youth

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Iran protests continue despite brutal and repressive measures

Iran Protests and Role of Youths: Influenced by Emotion or Determined To Make a Change?

Aladdin Touran, Originally Published on the NCRI’s Website, October 5, 2022 A seemingly endless wave of dissent spreads across Iran. Many observers consider the current protests, which have continued for three weeks despite the brutal crackdown, as Iran’s revolution.   University students have been continuing their sit-ins and

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Iran protests continue despite brutal and repressive measures

Iran’s Protests and People’s Rising Determination: How Will the World Respond?

Mehdi Oghbai, Originally Published on the NCRI’s Website, October 3, 2022 Protests are surging across Iran. Sparked by the death of a young woman at the hands of the regime’s morality police, demonstrations soon turned into what many observers consider the Iranian revolution. Iranian people have shown

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Ebrahim Raisi, the henchman of the 1988 massacre

America shouldn’t allow the Iranian killer of my husband and 30,000 others to address the UN this week

Zahra Afshari Amin, Originally Published in New York Post, September 18, 2022 Thirty-four years ago, the Iranian regime systematically executed my husband and many of my dearest friends, burying them in secret mass graves. On Wednesday, the person arguably most responsible for those killings, Iran’s

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