IRAN: JUDICIARY'S GRUDGE AGAINST PMOI /MEK by Poorang Novak In reaction to Resistance of Iran’s efforts to hold the Iranian regime accountable for its 1988 massacre of more than 30,000 political prisoners and crime against humanity, and due to increasing international isolation of the mullahs’ anti-human regime for their violation of human rights, regime judiciary’s ‘Mizan’ news agency has released a report, seeking vengeance against The People's Mojahedin Organization Of Iran (PMOI /MEK) while hysterically attacking human rights defenders. In an article titled “exploringE U’s political motives behind human rights excuses” and “human rights frauds (against the regime)”, the news agency writes: Human-rights-labeled resolutions and sanctions are outdated tools that have now turned into a diplomatically-dressed hostility as well as a political and economic misconduct by the EU and its allies. Signed by 265 MEPs, a statement against the Islamic Republic was issued in J...

TRUMP ADMINISTRATION, REGIME CHANGE IN IRAN AND NCRI  By INU Staff INU - After many years of the US attempting to appease the Iranian regime, American commitment to economic sanctions has been effectively reestablished, and even expanded, with President Trump’s announcement on October 13 that his administration would be targeting the entirety of the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps for its support of global terrorism and its crimes against the Iranian people. Trump has said that the Iranian people are the “longest suffering victims” of the Iranian regime. He and his foreign policy advisors have clarified that the emerging Iran strategy recognizes the difference between the government of the Islamic Republic and the people of Iran.  Many believe that the Trump administration sees a need for regime change and is willing to pursue this goal. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson told a House Foreign Affairs Committee hearing that US policy in the Middle East should includ...

THE IRANIAN PEOPLE ARE WHAT IRAN REGIME FEARS MOST By INU Staff INU - The National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI) in Washington, DC last June, revealed details concerning the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps’ (IRGC) regarding both the testing and launching ballistic missiles. Evidence like this shows Iran’s resistance to curbing its agenda. Regarding the effectiveness of the nuclear deal with Iran, U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, Nikki Haley, said, “Judging any international agreement begins and ends with the nature of the government that signed it.” When U.S. President Donald Trump announced his new Iran strategy, he said, “… in just a few years, as key restrictions disappear, Iran can sprint towards a rapid nuclear weapons breakout… What is the purpose of a deal that, at best, only delays Iran’s nuclear capability for a short period of time?” As well, in his September 19th UNGA address, he stated, “The Iranian government masks a corrupt dictatorship behind the...

Growing Anxieties of Tehran Appeasers and Apologists Targeting MEK Is Understandable 11/2/2017 7:30:27 PM   facebook Google+ ► Print The Iranian regime has never hidden its worry and concern about the role and impact of the MEK. By Sia Rajabi IRAN FOCUS, 02 November 2017  -- The shift in US policy on Iran has been unmistakable. After years of conciliation and appeasement – not just under the Obama administration but at various points throughout the 38-year history of the Islamic Republic – President Donald Trump is spearheading a committed strategy of confrontation and assertiveness, which serves to expose the depths of the Iranian regime’s violence and contempt for human rights. The pace of this change has been rather dramatic. It was just about a year and a half ago that Tehran received windfalls of unfrozen assets and other benefits from nuclear negotiations, including the payment of more than one billion dollars in cash as a de fact...