By Atousa Pilger

On Thursday 17th October, cross-party Members of Parliament in the United Kingdom have called on the British government to ensure that human rights are factored into foreign policy towards Iran. They also called on the British government to recognize the Iranian people’s right to overthrow the dictators controlling the country.

By Armin Baldwin

Iran commanded snipers that killed dozens of protesters during recent anti-government protests in Iraq, an exclusive report from Reuters reveals. Reuters spoke to different Iraqi security officials, who confirmed the reports and commented on the role of Tehran is meddling in Iraq’s affairs.

Demonstrations erupted in various Iraqi cities in early October in protest to chronic shortages of jobs, electricity and clean water, as well as the violent intervention of Iran in their country. The protests quickly turned into a confrontation between the people and security forces and led to at least 200 deaths and 7,000 injuries. Iran-backed militias had a decisive role in quelling the protests.

By Navid Felker

It has been reported that in the city of Arak in the western part of the country, workers from the Azarab factory gathered to protest their poor living conditions and their employment status that remains uncertain.

The workers gathered in a square in the city on Sunday 13th October and made it clear that regime officials have seven days to finalise the shareholding rights of the factory and to put an end to the uncertainty that is overshadowing their lives and their futures.

By Azita Carlson

In a book published in 1993, titled Islamic Fundamentalism: The New Global Threat, the Iranian Resistance warned the world about a rising monster. After being defeated in its eight-year war with Iraq, the mullahs' regime ruling Iran leaped across the region, from the Caucasus to the Middle East to the Horn of Africa, while retooling its organizational capacity to carry out suppression within Iran's borders and to export terrorism beyond those frontiers.