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Hundreds arrested, wounded in Mashad uprising - Call to save the lives of those arrested PDF Print E-mail
Sunday, 17 July 2005
Hundreds arrested, wounded in Mashad uprising - Call to save the lives of those arrestedChanting antigovernment slogans, thousands of people in Mashad (capital of the northeastern Khorassan Province) staged a protest following a soccer match last Friday.

Young people clashed with the suppressive forces after intelligence agents and State Security Forces tried to crush the protests.

The demonstration went on well in to the night in Samen-ol A’emeh soccer stadium and nearby streets and districts throughout the city. Hundreds were wounded or arrested. Those detained were taken to unknown locations and no news is available about their whereabouts. So widespread were the arrests that a state-run news agency admitted the arrest of 100 protesters.

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Iran: Eight hanged, three sentenced to death in past 10 days PDF Print E-mail
Sunday, 17 July 2005
Iran: Eight hanged, three sentenced to death in past 10 daysThe mullahs' antihuman regime has dramatically stepped up execution verdicts and hangings subsequent to the election of Revolutionary Guardsman-terrorist Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.

In the past two days alone, two prisoners were hanged publicly and two more sentenced to death, bringing the number of those hanged or sentenced to death in the past 10 days to eight and three respectively.

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Tens of thousands of workers stage protest against anti-labor policies of mullahs' regime PDF Print E-mail
Sunday, 17 July 2005
Tens of thousands of workers stage protest against anti-labor policies  of mullahs’ regimeTens of thousands of workers staged strikes across Iran on Saturday to protest the clerical regime’s suppressive and anti-labor laws as well as the lack of the minimum means of subsistence.

At the time of spiraling inflation and skyrocketing prices, lack of wage increases, non-payment of wages, insurance deductions, absence of assistance, such as coupons, and no promotions have left millions of workers extremely vulnerable in the face of inflation and high prices.

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Mullahs' hideous crime in Mahabad PDF Print E-mail
Friday, 15 July 2005
Iranian Resistance urges international community to condemn mullahs’ hideous crime in MahabadIranian Resistance urges international community to condemn mullahs’ hideous crime in Mahabad, form an international delegation


Four days of protests, store and school closures in protest to the torture-murder of a young man


The Iranian Resistance urges the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights and Human Rights Commission as well as other international human rights agencies to condemn the hideous murder of a young man and the subsequent mass arrests in Mahabad (western Iran). It also calls on them to form a fact-finding delegation to investigate this horrific crime. The international community’s silence and inaction has emboldened the ruling mullahs to continue and step up their atrocities. Time has come for the United Nations Security Council to take up the mullahs’ horrific rights record.

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Mullahs resort to brutal crackdown to thwart spread of Tehran demonstration PDF Print E-mail
Wednesday, 13 July 2005
Mullahs resort to brutal crackdown to thwart spread of Tehran demonstrationTehran demonstration – statement no. 2

Fearing the spread of yesterday’s antigovernment demonstration in Tehran, the clerical regime deployed thousands of suppressive forces, including the State Security Forces (SSF), plainclothes officers and Intelligence Ministry agents, to crack down brutally on the protesters, particularly women and youths.
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Mullahs resort to cyber terrorism PDF Print E-mail
Wednesday, 13 July 2005
ImageTwo weeks after the sham elections in Iran, which saw the election of a Revolutionary Guardsman-terrorist as the new president, the religious, terrorist dictatorship ruling Iran has begun jamming the satellite programs of Simay-e Azadi-Iran National Television in a brazen breach of the International Telecommunication Union laws and regulations governing satellite broadcasting.

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Thousands of people demonstrate in support of political prisoners outside Tehran University PDF Print E-mail
Tuesday, 12 July 2005
Relatives of political prisoners and thousands of Tehran residents gathered this afternoon outside the main entrance to Tehran University and its surrounding area.Relatives of political prisoners and thousands of Tehran residents gathered this afternoon outside the main entrance to Tehran University and its surrounding area.


Demonstrators, while chanting “free all political prisoners” and “in Iran, cry is freedom”, called for the release of all political prisoners.

Families of political prisoners brought photos of their relatives who are locked away in the notorious prisons Evin and Gohardasht (in Karaj).

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Iran appointment of new SSF chief, a major step toward stepped-up repression PDF Print E-mail
Monday, 11 July 2005
Appointment of new SSF chief, a major step toward stepped-up repressionSupreme Leader Ali Khamenei appointed Brig. Gen. Ismail Ahmadi Moqaddam as the commander of the State Security Forces, SSF. He was hitherto the number two in the paramilitary Bassij and commander of the force in Greater Tehran. He is also a key official involved in the crackdown on women, young people and students in Tehran.

Khamenei’s appointment of Ahmadi Moqaddam and putting the SSF under the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) and Bassij control was designed to step up intimidation and terror and confront the increasing wave of discontent and public protests inside the country.

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Iran: Seven hangings, execution verdicts in five days PDF Print E-mail
Sunday, 10 July 2005
Iran: Seven hangings, execution verdicts in five daysSubsequent to the election of Revolutionary Guardsman-terrorist Mahmoud Ahmadinejad as president, the clerical regime hanged six people and sentenced another to death in the past week.

Etemad daily reported yesterday that the Supreme Court upheld the death sentence against a young man, named Abbas. Charged with murder nine years ago, the victim will be put to death shortly, the daily wrote.

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