by Navid  Felker

Iranian women play an important role in the Iranian opposition’s struggle against the Iranian regime. Thousands of these women, inside the country and abroad, joined the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (also known as the Mojahedin-e-Khalq, MEK or PMOI) to struggle for freedom and justice. MEK women asserted their powerful determination by resisting against the mullahs’ torturers and executioners. Thousands of these women stood firm to the edge of death and so the Iranian woman became as the symbol of the struggle and resistance against the Iranian religious dictatorship.

By Azita Carlson

On Saturday 20th July, thousands of Iranians participated in a major demonstration in Stockholm calling for comprehensive sanctions and a firm policy against the clerical regime in Iran. They also called for the notorious Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) and the Ministry of Intelligence (MOIS) to be listed as terrorist organisations and to be treated accordingly.

By Armin Baldwin

In 1979, Khomeini, the founder of the Islamic Republic regime, seized the Iranian revolution by deceiving fed-up people those sought freedom and justice. But he founded a new oppressive regime under the religious turban instead of the crown of monarchy, claiming that “We (the mullahs’ rule) will take you (the Iranian people) to the highest rank of the humanity, don’t satisfy of this level.”

by Atousa Pilger

An oil tanker, which disappeared mysteriously in the Persian Gulf four days ago, has been found and this story is more strange than the disappearance.

It seems that the Iranian Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC), designated by the US as a terror group, towed the oil tanker Riah to an Iranian island for repairs, but the crew didn’t contact their base in the UAE, which all seem very suspicious.