NCRI – A 21-year-old man identified as Homayon Shabestari was hanged in the western city of Kermanshah on Monday. He allegedly committed a crime in 2005 when he was a minor. 

VO news, September 24 - Elected representatives of Val-d'Oise support the People's Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK), opponents of the Iranian mullahs.

They live in exile in Auvers-sur-Oise since 1981 and they expect Europe to withdraw their organization, PMOI, from its list of terrorist organizations. Sixty mayors from Val-d'Oise said that they support the Mojahedin, in Auvers-sur-Oise.

NCRI – France welcomed a new UN Security Council resolution on Iran on Sunday but called for new sanctions.

Saturday's resolution "shows the concern and the unity of the international community faced with Iran's nuclear program," the French foreign ministry said in a statement that urged Iran to comply with the UN text.

NCRI – More than 250 part time teachers gathered outside mullahs' Majlis (parliament) protesting to their hiring conditions at the Ministry of Education on Sunday.   Most of the protesters had come from the western province of Lorestan.

"The Ministry would pay us less than 150,000 Tomans ($15) a month if we worked full time, " said an angry teacher participating in the gathering.

NCRI – A young man, Rahim Ahmadi, soon will face gallows in Iran. Mahmoud Hashemi Shahroudi, chief of mullahs' judiciary on Sunday upheld a death sentence by the lower court for him. Ahmadi was 15 at the time of the alleged crime.

Mohammad Mostafai, Ahmadi's attorney maintains that his client is innocent and had no intention of murdering the victim who was his friend.

By Claude Salhani
Source: Middle East Times

Iran test fired a military missile, dubbed “Messenger of Hope,” saying it was a communications satellite, sources out of Iran have now revealed. The image shows Iranian missiles atop trucks during Iran's Army Day in Tehran in April. (UPI via Newscom)

By Donna Jacobs
Source: The Ottawa Citizen

At 7 a.m. on Saturdays, 14-year-old Robin Corbett -- now Lord Robin Corbett of Castle Vale -- was up and making the rounds of neighbors with dogs.

Then he'd go to market, buy and divvy up 20 pounds of horsemeat -- still rationed in 1947 postwar Britain -- for his delivery route.

NCRI – Workers in Haft-Tapeh Sugar Cane factory went on strike again on Wednesday.

Some 1,500 workers of different parts of the industrial complex walked out including those in logistics, engineering, services and maintenance, mechanical work shops and administration. The factory with more than 5,000 employees has been virtually shutdown over payment dispute with the government appointed management most of this year. The factory owes the workers at least six months of salaries and benefits.