The Beginning of the End of the Clerical Rule in Iran
No.688
Regime’s nuclear Project
The clerical regime steps up it nuclear projects
The Mullahs try to achieve the atomic bomb before sanctions can affect them thoroughlyTehran, August 17, 2010
While the sanctions are stepping up pressures on the religious fascism ruling Iran leading also to the deepening of schism within the regime, regime’s head of Atomic Energy Organization announced: “appointing locations for 10 more uranium enrichment sites is done and the construction of one of the sites will be started before the end of the year”.
In another event Ahmadinejad emphasized on continuation of 20% uranium enrichment.
With all these maneuvers that are totally the violation of UN Security Council’s resolutions and the NPT treaty the clerical dictatorship tries to pretend from one hand that the pressure of the sanctions is nothing for it and from the other hand it tries to speed up it nuclear projects to achieve atomic bomb before the sanctions can drastically affect it.
Students Committee in Iran wants to echo the voice of Iran’s resistance that achieving nuclear bomb is a part of Mullahs’ strategy for their ominous survival and they will never give up on that.
Any potential negotiation with this regime will just buy them more time and make the result of the sanctions blunt.
In Students Committee in Iran we demand thorough oil, trade, technology and diplomatic sanctions against this regime as an essential act to prevent the terrorists ruling Iran from achieving atomic bomb and we warn the international society for any negligence in that regard.
The war of political prisoners
We have no fear from prison and execution
Tehran, August 17, 2010
In a letter to regime’s General Prosecutor, Jafari Dolatabadi, some of the political prisoners of Gohardasht Prison wrote: “Mr. Prosecutor for times and again you are announcing that if we want freedom or even leave we must ask for pardon...but you have received no answer other than silence from us...The more we think the less we see any reason for asking for pardon...Should we repent because defenseless women and men who sought their rights were killed in the streets by fully armed agents? Or should we repent because you have made parents to mourn their children such as Neda, Sohrab and...Or because you have buried those you killed at night in unknown graves...Should we repent and ask for pardon because our youths have been tortured and kept in Kahrizak or because you have forced the prisoners to confess as you wish them too?..
Let us warn you that we have no fear from prison and execution at the course of freedom of our homeland”.
Political prisoner Farah Vazehan condemned to execution
Tehran, August 17, 2010
The clerical dictatorship condemned PMOI political prisoner Farah (Elmira) Vazahen to execution.
She was arrested on Dec. 27, 2009 at her home along with her two children raided by the agents of regime’s notorious Intelligence Ministry’s agents.
She was under torture in solitary cell for a month to make her confess in TV then transferred to ward 209. Her children were also kept in solitary cells while her daughter is suffering from cancer so that she would go under more pressure for confession.
Mrs. Vazahna’s uncle was a political prisoners executed by this regime during 1980’s.
Mother warns: I’ll go on hunger strike
Tehran, August 17, 2010
As pressure and tortures imposed on political prisoner Reza Joshan increases and he receives no treatment, his mother warned the prison’s guards that if he is not cared she will also go on hunger strike.
Mr. Joshan is on hunger strike and there is no news about his conditions.
Kayvan Samimi in critical condition
Tehran, August 17, 2010
The family of political prisoner Kayvan Samimi announced that he is in critical condition in his 22nd day of hunger strike at Evin Prison.
Sanctions
Crisis of gasoline
Tehran, August 17, 2010
As the rationed gasoline for private vehicles is finished gas stations are selling free gasoline using private gasoline cards.
Those residents who had tried to save some gasoline in their rationed cards are giving them to gas stations to be sold in fear of the fact that these rations will be useless in the coming month. The gas stations all selling these kinds of gasoline twice the price but still to obtain even free gasoline sold as such residents have to stay in long queues.
Countries insurance in crisis
Tehran, August 17, 2010
The Social Welfare Insurance owes one of Tehran’s pharmacies called Ayatollah Kashani Pharmacy 32 million tomans. Many other treatment centers, pharmacies and labs also must be paid by the insurance system.
The authorities in countries insurance have announced crisis in the field and have said that they desperately need the help of the government otherwise they will be faced with greater crisis.
Weaving Factory closed
Tabriz, August 17, 2010
Atlas Poot Thread and Weaving Factory in Tabriz with about 800 workers is closed due to lack of raw material since last week. The factory provided its raw material from Malaysia, Indonesia, Taiwan and China. The factory is completely closed. During the crisis the number of the factory’s workers has reduced from 800 to 200 and now these 200 are also without job.
Farnakh Factory completely closed
Qazvin, August 17, 2010
Farnakh factory in Qazvin that witnessed many laborers protest is completely closed now. 170 workers of this factory gathered in front of the factory on Tuesday Aug. 17 demanding their unpaid wages since 730 in the morning. All the laborers of this factory have 16 to 24 years history of work and are facing crisis in their lives because of the closure of the factory.
Municipality workers without any wage
Mashad, August 17, 2010
The workers of city services of the municipality of region 12 of Mashad have not received their wages since 5 months ago in addition with their rights for insurance and are in critical living conditions now.
ITI Long Distance Company workers under pressure
Shiraz, August 17, 2010
600 employees from ITI Company have given one month of their wages to hush them up. These workers had not received their wages for 17 months.
Downfall
Pictures of Mr. Massoud Rajavi distributed at universities of the west of the countryTehran, August 17, 2010
The state-run site called Iran Network (Shabake Iran) while complaining about the fact wrote that pictures of Mr. Massoud Rajavi is distributed by ‘unknown individuals’ at the universities west of the country at the anniversary of his flight from Iran to Paris for the continuation of the resistance on July 29, 1981.
Iran Network: “recently unknown individuals affiliated with the terrorist group of Monafeghin (or Hypocrites the name the clerical dictatorship calls PMOI) have distributed some leaflets in supports of Massoud Rajavi, the head of this group at the campuses of the universities west of the country. As Iran Network reports these leaflets content the pictures of Rajavi and refer to the day he escaped to France.
Regime’s Foreign Ministry’s spokesman: PMOI is a threat for the regime
Tehran, August 17, 2010
The spokesman of regime’s Foreign Ministry targeted PMOI members residing in Ashraf City, Iraq as the threat against the regime.
In his press conference in reaction to a question Mehmanparast said: “in regard with Monafeghin we had pointed before that the existence of the members of this group as a terrorist group is dangerous for the security of the region (read the security of the clerical dictatorship)...”
Suppression
63 year old hunger striking political prisoner in critical condition denied treatment
Aug. 17, 2010
It has been eight days that the medical team in Evin Prison has not checked on jailed journalist Keivan Samimi who is on his 22nd day of hunger strike.
According to reports, he is being denied treatment on orders of prison officials especially the head of Evin Prison Sedaqat and Bozorgnia, the head of cellblock 350.
Samimi’s family is very concerned for his health and has asked all judicial officials especially the Tehran Prosecutor to pay immediate attention to his condition.
This jailed journalist is in his 22nd day of hunger strike and is in very poor health. Samimi is 63 years old and in light of his age the lack of treatment can be very dangerous for his health.
Death row political prisoner goes on hunger strike in protest to prison conditions
Aug. 17, 2010
A Kurd death row political prisoner in the Central Orumieh Prison went on a hunger strike on Sunday August 15.
The family of Mohammad Amin Agushi confirmed this report and said that he went on hunger strike in protest to limitations in prison and being kept in one cellblock with murderers.
Mohammad Amin Agushi is a retired teacher who was arrested along with Iraj Mohamamdi and Ahmad Poulad Khani about one year on charges of espionage. He was sentenced to death by the second branch of the Western Azarbaijan Military Court. This sentence was upheld by the 31st branch of the Supreme Court.
More than 1000 people arrested in three days in new suppressive measure in Tehran
Aug. 17, 2010
The Commander of the State Security Forces in the Greater Tehran District said that on the third days of the plan to deal with those who carry knives, 778 people were arrested in the past 24 hours in Tehran.
“In this plan which started on Saturday in the capital to identify and arrest those who carry knives, 321 people were arrested on the first day, 121 people on the second day and 778 people were arrested on the third day”, Hossein Sajedi Nia said. (Mehr state-run news agency)
Security forces attempt to illegally arrest Dervish
Aug. 17, 2010
On Monday August 16 at 10 pm, four security forces went to the home of Kazem Dehqan, a Neimatollahi Dervish, and attempted to arrest him.
Dehqan asked the agents to show an arrest warrant but was shown a document without a stamp and signature. He then told them that his arrest was illegal and refused to cooperate with them. The agents then resorted to violence and beat him and even threatened his wife at gun point. This incident ended after other Dervishes intervened and the agents left the scene.
Resistance
In fear of the protests of Iranian youths the clerical regime banned soccer matches
Tehran, August 17, 2010
In fear of youths protest the clerical regime banned famous soccer teams including Persepolis and Teraktosazi from having a match for several weeks.
A youth killed in clashes with regime’s forces
Khozestan, August 17, 2010
On Tuesday Aug. 17 at 1420 during a clash in Yaser residential complexes in Khozestan’s Omidieh between youths and regime’s forces a youth called Ali Badiri was killed by the bullets of regime’s mercenaries.
Ali Badiri was about 27 and from Al Ahwaz tribe. While transferring his body regime’s agents were confronted with severe protest from the residents.
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