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Iran News in Brief – September 14, 2022

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Iranian-Americans rallying outside the White House and protesting a recent prisoner exchange deal between Belgium and the Iranian regime that will release Tehran’s convicted terrorists.

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UPDATE: 10:00 PM CEST

Supporters of Iranian Resistance Continue to Rally in Vienna

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For the third consecutive day, supporters of the Iranian Resistance held a rally in front of the International Atomic Energy Agency Headquarters in Vienna on Wednesday, September 14. The protesters called on the international community and particularly the Western powers to stop the appeasement policy vis-a-vis Tehran and adopt a firm policy to hold the regime to account for endangering world stability and peace.


UPDATE: 2:30 PM CEST

Calls for a Stop of Executions Continue to Echo in Tehran

This morning, September 14, for the seventh consecutive day, a group of family members of death row inmates gathered in front of the regime’s judiciary in Tehran and protested the ongoing wave of executions in the country.

The protesters which include mothers, children, and other relatives of prisoners sentenced to death, chanted: “Stop the executions.”

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Hypocrisy, Special Privileges, and Discrimination Has Caused Stir in Tehran

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Following a new fiasco making headlines about a state official’s son being involved in the import of VPNs to Iran, various factions of the regime are playing the blame game.

The son of Ansieh Khazali, a deputy of the regime’s president Ebrahim Raisi in women and family affairs has been exposed for his trips to Canada and doing business by selling VPNs to Iranians and thus violating internet state rules.

Mohammad Reza Jalaipour, a former Mohammad Khatami campaign manager, wrote on Telegram: “The society notices the hypocrisy, the contradiction that officials constantly attack the West and constantly talk about the new East-oriented world system and the bragging about Iran’s achievements. But people also see that sometimes these officials have sent their own offspring to live in developed countries. They prefer the West to Iran, Russia, and China.”

Meanwhile, former MOIS interrogator Mohammad Sadegh Kushki, said: “Senior officials should make their minds about this situation. Of course, this problem has existed throughout all administrations and it is not unique to Mr. Raisi’s government. If the officials and their children have used personal capital for traveling abroad,  then there would be no problem and they could not be prosecuted from a legal point of view. We hope that the officials did not send their children abroad using the nation’s treasury.”

In recent years, Iranian state media have occasionally admitted to the high number of “senior officials” whose relatives are living abroad, confirming that there are over 4,000 sons and daughters who have left Iran and are living a luxury life abroad.


UPDATE: 10:30 AM CEST

Increasing Executions in Iran Rendering New Popular Protests

iran-protests-executionsMany relatives of death row inmates in Iran continued their protests for a sixth consecutive day outside the regime’s judiciary in Tehran demanding authorities halt all executions. Mothers, fathers, wives, and children of inmates sentenced to death held placards and chanted “Don’t execute!” and “No to executions!” protesting the regime’s recent wave of executions launched across the country.

Authorities have constantly dispatched security forces to attack and disperse the protesting family members. The protesting relatives, however, have continued their rallies and chanted numerous slogans against the regime. On Sunday, state police units attacked the protesting families and arrested 20 of the demonstrators.

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Female Detainees Strip-searched in the Central Prison of Urmia

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Agents of the Intelligence Department of Urmia wiretapped the phones in the Central Prison of Urmia. They strip-searched female inmates in a bid to find their communication devices.

In collaboration with the authorities of the women’s ward of the Central Prison of Urmia, agents of the Intelligence Department installed eavesdropping devices in the prison’s phone booths.

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Iran Regime’s New Agenda for More Devastation, ‘Imamology’

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Ahmad Jannati, 95 years old, is one of the most infamous figures of the Iranian regime and is prominent for his loyalty to the supreme leader, both the regime’s founder Ruhollah Khomeini and the current supreme leader Ali Khamenei. As a result, he possesses many positions and responsibilities in the regime’s political structure.

Among the positions, he has held is Chairmanship of the Assembly of Experts to determine the future leader; irreplaceable secretary of the Guardian Council to approve presidential and parliamentary candidates; rejection and acceptance of the parliament’s resolutions.

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Over 500 Iranian-American Professionals Called on President Biden for Prosecution of Ebrahim Raisi, Denial of Entry Visa

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On Thursday, September 8, 2022, the Iranian Professionals sent an open letter signed by over 500 prominent Iranian American scientists, academics, and professionals to President Biden calling for the prosecution of Iran regime’s president Ebrahim Raisi for crimes against humanity and genocide and asked that his entry visa be denied. Families of the victims of the 1988 massacre and plaintiffs of the federal complaint filed in New York against Raisi for his egregious human rights violations are among the letter co-signers.

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Also, read Iran News in Brief – September 13, 2022