Protesting rallies in Tehran, Abadan, Rasht, Khorram-Abad and Mashhad 3/12/2018 11:45:47 AM Protest and unrest have become a usual, almost everyday event in every corner of Iran Iran, March 11, 2018  - Protest and unrest have become a usual, almost everyday event in every corner of Iran. A number of protesting workers, of commercial companies' personnel, employees, etc. are growing increasingly demanding their just rights and unpaid salaries. Some of these activities are as follow:   - In the capital, Tehran, personnel of the Zamyad commercial vehicle manufacturing company demonstrate to obtain their overdue salaries . - In Abadan, Southwestern Iran, employees of Edalat Corporative Share Companie s   - In Rasht, Northern Iran, the workers of Iran Poplin company (for the second straight day )   - In Khoram Abad, fired employees of Melal Credit Institute   - In Mashhad, a group of workers in the...

Enraged Victims Of Caspian Credit Institute Theft Throw Eggs At Institute Building In Rasht, Iran On Tuesday, December 19, 2017, a group of plundered shareholders from the Caspian Credit Institute Branch in  Rasht , a large city in the northern part of Iran, rallied in protest to the plunder of their savings. During this gathering, the plundered people threw eggs and tomatoes at the Caspian Credit Institute building. The Caspian Credit Institute is an investment establishment with branches in various cities throughout Iran. It was launched and linked to the Iran Revolutionary Guard Corps ( IRGC ) and supported by the Central Bank. Many people have deposited their savings in this institute. In the past few years, thousands of people have not been able to withdraw their deposits and their assets and savings were taken by the institutes. This left many people and their families  penniless and enraged . They have staged continuous protests and rallies throughout Iran demandi...

Iran: Nationwide protest by education staff in 20 provinces on the occasion of International Teacher's Day National Council of Resistance of Iran On Thursday, October 5, on the occasion of the International Teacher's Day, at least 28 cities in 20 provinces of the country witnessed protest gatherings of the education staff. In Tehran, employed and retired education staff along with labor activists, retired workers and other retirees and families of political prisoners gathered in front of the regime's planning and budget organization. The presence of about 3000 women education staff frustrated of the mullahs’ tyranny in the gathering was impressive. The rallying slogans were: 'teacher stand up to eliminate discrimination,' 'the imprisoned teacher should be freed,' 'Never has a nation seen such injustice,' 'one less embezzlement, our problems will be resolved,' 'Fair budget, is our certain right 'and' Our ta...

Iran's People And The Nuclear Deal Discussions are continuing as we speak over the fate of the highly controversial Iran nuclear deal, formally known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA). Advocates and opponents are going the limits to present their case prior to the October 15 th  deadline when US President Donald Trump is due to determine the status of Iran’s compliance with the accord. While this is a very important discussion, what unfortunately goes neglected is the status of the Iranian people who should be the first beneficiaries of such an accord that led to many sanctions being lifted from the Iranian regime. The ruling elite in Tehran have usurped the billions provided by the Obama administration in cash, waivers and sanctions reliefs to boost their ballistic missile program in violation of UN Security Council resolutions, prop up the Assad regime in Syria and its continuous killings of innocent people, and escalate their lethal meddling across the...