June 8, 2010
Honoring Those Fallen for Freedom on June 20, 2009 in Iran
Remembering martyrs of June 20, 2009 uprising in Iran...
Though you fell in pain
Your blood painting the way
The beautiful tulip that rose in place
Will bring your wish for freedom true
Iran Students Committee - June 7, 2010
June 7, 2010
Update On Iran - No 2 - June 7, 2010 - By Iran Students Committee (Supporters of PMOI)
Iran hangs 13 prisoners in mass execution
June 7, 2010 - Thirteen prisoners in Qezel Hesar Prison in Karaj were hanged in the morning.
Yesterday 26 death row prisoners were taken to the quarantine section of prison for execution and it was announced that they would soon be executed.
Mohammad Mostafi, a lawyer, said that most of the convicts had requested amnesty which was refused by the Amnesty Commission even while some of them did not have any previous criminal records.
The death sentence for many of them was issued by Judge Hosseini, the head of the first Branch of the Revolutionary Court. The names of these prisoners have not been announced.
Political prisoner in critical state in 9th day of hunger strike
June 6, 2010 - According to reports, the physical state of political prisoner Hamid Haeri, PMOI supporter has become critical. He has been on a hunger strike for close to 9 days refusing to take food and medicine in his solitary cell.
This 57 year old political prisoner went on a hunger strike on May 27 in protest to being transferred to solitary and his condition is reportedly critical. His life is in grave danger.
Interrogators of the Ministry of Intelligence ordered his transfer to solitary in cellblock 240 to put pressure on him. He has been kept in solitary for 16 days.
Since his transfer, his family has not had any information on his condition. The Haeri family went to the 28rh branch of the Revolutionary Court asking for the reason behind his transfer, but a person identified as Mojtabayi who is the head of Mohammad Moqiseh’s office told them that ‘even if you bring a letter from the leader, he will not be brought out of solitary until the Intelligence Agency allows is’. Mohammad Moqiseh, known as Naserian, was a member of the Death Commission responsible for the massacre of political prisoners in 1988.
Haeri is suffering from a severe heart condition and has had two heart attacks. He also sustained injuries such as a fractured skull and a concussion in a car accident before his arrest.
This accident also left him with an injured pelvis rendering him unable to walk without crutches.
This 57 year old political prisoner was arrested on December 6, 2009 after intelligence agents raided his home and was taken to cellblock 209 in Evin Prison. He was kept in solitary for 74 days under physical and psychological torture and threats by his interrogators. His interrogators threatened him that they would transfer his wife and daughter to the notorious Kahrizak Detention Center. He was then taken to cellblock 350 in Evin Prison. Haeri was recently sentenced to 15 years of prison to be served in Gohardasht Prison in Karaj by the 28th branch of the Revolutionary Court.
He was also a political prisoner in the 80’s and was detained and tortured for 3 years. His interrogator in the 80’s was Mohammad Moqiseh who presided over his recent trial.
Ailing political prison in critical condition
June 5, 2010 - According to repots, political prisoner Hamed Roohinejad who is in cellblock 8 had an attack on June 4 because of the deterioration of his multiple sclerosis and his eyesight in his left eye has severely weakened.
Because of hi critical health, he has not gotten better after being transferred to the infirmary and prison officials refuse to allow him to see a specialist.
He has been detained in Evin Prison since May 4, 2009.
PMOI: Political prisoners kept in inhumane conditions in cellblock 4 in Gohardasht Prison
June 6, 2010 - Cellblock 4 in Gohardasht Prison in Karaj in which political prisoners like Dr. Saied Masuri, Ali Saremi, Hood Yazerlu, Misaq Yazdan Nejad, Saleh Kohandel and Moezi are kept, is very limited on the grounds of sanitary facilities, food and other minimum facilities which has led to serious problems for prisoners.
The ‘principle of segregation and classification of prisoners’ has not been implemented in this cellblock and prisoners with various crimes are kept in one place. There is only one bathroom for every 300 prisoners.
The lack of restrooms and bathing facilities has led to the increase of vermin and prisoners come down with various diseases.
In this ward and especially in hall 10 where many political prisoners are detained, none of the prisoners have access to books, radio or television.
Families of political prisoners can only see their loved ones for 15 to 20 minutes after weeks or even months of running about for a visit. They can only visit political prisoners from behind a glass partition.
Dr. Saied Masuri who was arrested on January 2001 in Dezful is one of the prisoners in Hall 10. He was sentenced to death in the initial sentence and review court and was on death row for years. In the 10 years of his incarceration, he spent 3 years in solitary cells in Tehran and Dezful. His death sentence was lowered to a life in prison after (international) pressure. In the past 10 years, he was not granted even a one day leave. Masuri was mentally and physically tortured while first arrested and while in solitary.
Iran arrests nephew of executed political prisoner
June 5, 2010 - Ten days after the arrest of a group of students at the Yazdan Panah Technical and Engineering College in Sanandaj, the Kamangar family has no information on the whereabouts of Azad Kamangar.
Azad Kamangar, a student at this university who is also the nephew of executed teacher Farzad Kamangar, disappeared on May 27 and after more than 9 days, there is still no information on his whereabouts. His family has gone to all the intelligence, security and judicial institutions in Sanandaj to get some word of him but has not been successful as yet.
His relatives say that his cellphone was turned off 10 days ago and no security institution is willing to take the responsibility of his arrest.
Intelligence agents deprive political prisoner of medical attention
June 5, 2010 - According to reports, political prisoner Yadollah Rahmani who was receiving medical attention outside of prison because of his critical health, was once again arrested and taken to Jubin Prison in Qazvin.
On Sunday, May 30, this 60-year-old political prisoner was granted a medical leave because of his deteriorating health.
He was sentenced to one year of prison and a fine of 300,000 tomans on February 2010 for visiting his child six years ago in Camp Ashraf in Iraq. He was sentenced without being informed about the trial from before and without going to court, where he was charged with leaving the country illegally.
This is while he used a credible passport and an Iraqi visa and left Iran legally. He came back to Iran after his visit.
Rahmani was a political prisoner in the 80’s and was jailed in Jubin Prison in Qazvin, where he was subjected to brutal torture, from 1982 to 1984 on charges of supporting the PMOI. His spine was damaged as a result of the torture which he is still suffering from and cannot walk properly.
‘Relation Finders’ patrols arrest young people in Tehran in new suppressive plan
June 5, 2010 - Despite the denial of State Security Force officials regarding the existence of patrols called the ‘Relation Finders’, sources confirm the existence and activities of such patrols.
According to credible sources and eyewitnesses, yesterday, a large number of young people who intended to go to recreational areas around Tehran were stopped and questioned by the police in various squares and areas. A large number of them were arrested and taken to detention centers.
“On Friday, there was heavy traffic in the exits of Tehran towards Fasham and Shemshak and security forces (with special uniforms) stopped cars with girls and boys in it asking about their relation with each other and then they impounded their vehicles”, an eyewitness said.
“These security forces also arrested a large number of passengers because of the way they were dressed”, this source said.
Iran Students Committee (Supporters of PMOI)
UPDATE ON IRAN - No. 2 - JUNE 7, 2010
Iran hangs 13 prisoners in mass execution
June 7, 2010 - Thirteen prisoners in Qezel Hesar Prison in Karaj were hanged in the morning.
Yesterday 26 death row prisoners were taken to the quarantine section of prison for execution and it was announced that they would soon be executed.
Mohammad Mostafi, a lawyer, said that most of the convicts had requested amnesty which was refused by the Amnesty Commission even while some of them did not have any previous criminal records.
The death sentence for many of them was issued by Judge Hosseini, the head of the first Branch of the Revolutionary Court. The names of these prisoners have not been announced.
Political prisoner in critical state in 9th day of hunger strike
June 6, 2010 - According to reports, the physical state of political prisoner Hamid Haeri, PMOI supporter has become critical. He has been on a hunger strike for close to 9 days refusing to take food and medicine in his solitary cell.
This 57 year old political prisoner went on a hunger strike on May 27 in protest to being transferred to solitary and his condition is reportedly critical. His life is in grave danger.
Interrogators of the Ministry of Intelligence ordered his transfer to solitary in cellblock 240 to put pressure on him. He has been kept in solitary for 16 days.
Since his transfer, his family has not had any information on his condition. The Haeri family went to the 28rh branch of the Revolutionary Court asking for the reason behind his transfer, but a person identified as Mojtabayi who is the head of Mohammad Moqiseh’s office told them that ‘even if you bring a letter from the leader, he will not be brought out of solitary until the Intelligence Agency allows is’. Mohammad Moqiseh, known as Naserian, was a member of the Death Commission responsible for the massacre of political prisoners in 1988.
Haeri is suffering from a severe heart condition and has had two heart attacks. He also sustained injuries such as a fractured skull and a concussion in a car accident before his arrest.
This accident also left him with an injured pelvis rendering him unable to walk without crutches.
This 57 year old political prisoner was arrested on December 6, 2009 after intelligence agents raided his home and was taken to cellblock 209 in Evin Prison. He was kept in solitary for 74 days under physical and psychological torture and threats by his interrogators. His interrogators threatened him that they would transfer his wife and daughter to the notorious Kahrizak Detention Center. He was then taken to cellblock 350 in Evin Prison. Haeri was recently sentenced to 15 years of prison to be served in Gohardasht Prison in Karaj by the 28th branch of the Revolutionary Court.
He was also a political prisoner in the 80’s and was detained and tortured for 3 years. His interrogator in the 80’s was Mohammad Moqiseh who presided over his recent trial.
Ailing political prison in critical condition
June 5, 2010 - According to repots, political prisoner Hamed Roohinejad who is in cellblock 8 had an attack on June 4 because of the deterioration of his multiple sclerosis and his eyesight in his left eye has severely weakened.
Because of hi critical health, he has not gotten better after being transferred to the infirmary and prison officials refuse to allow him to see a specialist.
He has been detained in Evin Prison since May 4, 2009.
PMOI: Political prisoners kept in inhumane conditions in cellblock 4 in Gohardasht Prison
June 6, 2010 - Cellblock 4 in Gohardasht Prison in Karaj in which political prisoners like Dr. Saied Masuri, Ali Saremi, Hood Yazerlu, Misaq Yazdan Nejad, Saleh Kohandel and Moezi are kept, is very limited on the grounds of sanitary facilities, food and other minimum facilities which has led to serious problems for prisoners.
The ‘principle of segregation and classification of prisoners’ has not been implemented in this cellblock and prisoners with various crimes are kept in one place. There is only one bathroom for every 300 prisoners.
The lack of restrooms and bathing facilities has led to the increase of vermin and prisoners come down with various diseases.
In this ward and especially in hall 10 where many political prisoners are detained, none of the prisoners have access to books, radio or television.
Families of political prisoners can only see their loved ones for 15 to 20 minutes after weeks or even months of running about for a visit. They can only visit political prisoners from behind a glass partition.
Dr. Saied Masuri who was arrested on January 2001 in Dezful is one of the prisoners in Hall 10. He was sentenced to death in the initial sentence and review court and was on death row for years. In the 10 years of his incarceration, he spent 3 years in solitary cells in Tehran and Dezful. His death sentence was lowered to a life in prison after (international) pressure. In the past 10 years, he was not granted even a one day leave. Masuri was mentally and physically tortured while first arrested and while in solitary.
Iran arrests nephew of executed political prisoner
June 5, 2010 - Ten days after the arrest of a group of students at the Yazdan Panah Technical and Engineering College in Sanandaj, the Kamangar family has no information on the whereabouts of Azad Kamangar.
Azad Kamangar, a student at this university who is also the nephew of executed teacher Farzad Kamangar, disappeared on May 27 and after more than 9 days, there is still no information on his whereabouts. His family has gone to all the intelligence, security and judicial institutions in Sanandaj to get some word of him but has not been successful as yet.
His relatives say that his cellphone was turned off 10 days ago and no security institution is willing to take the responsibility of his arrest.
Intelligence agents deprive political prisoner of medical attention
June 5, 2010 - According to reports, political prisoner Yadollah Rahmani who was receiving medical attention outside of prison because of his critical health, was once again arrested and taken to Jubin Prison in Qazvin.
On Sunday, May 30, this 60-year-old political prisoner was granted a medical leave because of his deteriorating health.
He was sentenced to one year of prison and a fine of 300,000 tomans on February 2010 for visiting his child six years ago in Camp Ashraf in Iraq. He was sentenced without being informed about the trial from before and without going to court, where he was charged with leaving the country illegally.
This is while he used a credible passport and an Iraqi visa and left Iran legally. He came back to Iran after his visit.
Rahmani was a political prisoner in the 80’s and was jailed in Jubin Prison in Qazvin, where he was subjected to brutal torture, from 1982 to 1984 on charges of supporting the PMOI. His spine was damaged as a result of the torture which he is still suffering from and cannot walk properly.
‘Relation Finders’ patrols arrest young people in Tehran in new suppressive plan
June 5, 2010 - Despite the denial of State Security Force officials regarding the existence of patrols called the ‘Relation Finders’, sources confirm the existence and activities of such patrols.
According to credible sources and eyewitnesses, yesterday, a large number of young people who intended to go to recreational areas around Tehran were stopped and questioned by the police in various squares and areas. A large number of them were arrested and taken to detention centers.
“On Friday, there was heavy traffic in the exits of Tehran towards Fasham and Shemshak and security forces (with special uniforms) stopped cars with girls and boys in it asking about their relation with each other and then they impounded their vehicles”, an eyewitness said.
“These security forces also arrested a large number of passengers because of the way they were dressed”, this source said.
Iran Students Committee (Supporters of PMOI)
Update On Iran - June 7, 2010
Youths of Qazvin celebrated Khomeini’s death
Qazvin, June 5, 2010
On Friday June 4 the anniversary of Khomeini’s death a huge crowd gathered in Qazvin’s Alamout and by playing gay music and dancing celebrated his death. People said: “This is our greatest celebration and we have to fully enjoy it”.
Defiance of the regime; Allah O Akbar
June 5, 2010
Tehran- on Firday June 4 cries of Allah O Akbar echoed in the regions of Monirieh and Abusaeed regions in Tehran from roof tops.
Shiraz- at the night of June 4 students of Shiraz University chanted Allah O Akbar for 45 minutes protesting the rule of clerical dictatorship from the roof of the great Shiraz dormitory. Their voices echoed in the whole region.
Defiance of regime; written- slogans defying the clerical regime fill Iran
June 5, 2010
Tehran- Daily in the morning in Sa’adat Abad region slogans inviting to the uprising in June especially on June 12 is seen. At nights all the slogans are covered with paint but in the morning on the same wall the slogans are written agian.
Tehran- in north of Tehran on a pedestrian line the ominous name of Khamenei was written so that the pedestrians would trample it as they walk on the line.
Tehran- though Azad University, northern unit, has small departments but still students use every opportunity to write anti-regime slogans and calls for uprising on the walls. The slogans are immediately covered with paint but still the students are determined to participate in the uprising even in small groups on June 12.
To confront that, regime has said that it will continue the finals till June 15 and the management of the university has said that if a student is absent that would mean his or her elimination of that unit.
Tabriz- at Tabriz Sahand Industrial University anti regime slogans and slogans calling to the uprising are seen on the walls and doors. These slogans are erased but written again.
Tabriz- Streets of Abresan, UN, Firooz Koy and Resalat in Tabriz are flooded with written anti regime slogans.
Babol- walls of the city of Babol is full of anti regime slogans and the government has started to erase them.
Isfehan- Mini City- As the number of slogans on the walls in Azad University has increased and Harasat agents were not able to control it the agents have took off their uniforms patrolling the campus to control the students in plainclotheing.
Places and dates announced for protest gatherings of June 12
June 5, 2010
Mashad Universities:
1-Azad University: between Engineering and Humane Department, at 11.30,
2-Ferdosi University: in front of Engineering Department, at 11.30,
3-Khayam University: in front of students’ dinning hall at 11.30,
4-Sajad University: university’s campus at 11.30.
Shiraz: at 17.30.
Isfahan: at 1800 from Cherbagh Abbasi (Enghelab) street towards Dolat Gate.
Rasht: in front of Primary Science Department at 1800.
Ahwaz: at 1900, Fourth Bridge and Shohada Circle towards Naderi.
Yasooj: at 1600, from between Haft-e-tir Squar and Eram Hotel.
Mullah Khazali strikes on the defeated fraction
Tehran, June 5, 2010
Mullah Khazali a member of regime’s Assembly of experts said: “defected people were present in the last Friday were the Leadership spoke. We must listen well to the leader to know these seditious people. There were many people that I prayed behind them but now they are defected.”
Attacking the defeated fraction the mullah said: “you said you didn’t need permission (for gathering), you killed people, and do you dare to come again? We must know that these want to provoke riots again and kill people”.
Two prisoners hanged
June 5, 2010
The anti-human regime of mullahs hanged two prisoners in Mianeh and Isfehan. The two were called Jalil B. 36 son of Khodakaram and Saeed A. 25 respectively.
Striking at students
Tehran, June 5, 2010
About 100 students of Polytechnic University were summoned by Intelligence Ministry.
Hassan Khomeini clashed with Najar on Khomeini’s anniversary
Tehran, June 5, 2010
Javan on Line affiliated with RGC wrote: “there were some physical and verbal clashes between some of the officials responsible for holding the ceremony.
After Ahmadinejad’s speech was over Najar (Ahmadinejad’s minister of Interior and a Pasdar) ripped into Mohammad Ali Ansari. Hassan Khomeini entered the dispute on behalf of Ansari and slaped Najar three times and hit him with his feast in the nose.
We have to be ready for harder conditions
Tehran, June 5, 2010
Mohammad Reza Naghdi the head of regime’s Bassij Organization said: “we have to get ready for the harder tests in future”.
He pointed to Khomeini’s insisting on continuation of Iran-Iraq’s 8-year war and said: “if we read his messages before the 598 resolution we will see that Imam Khomieni intended to continue the ‘imposed war’ but some wrote letters that we do not have appropriate economy and we need tanks and laser. When these letters were read amongst some commanders of Iran’s corps not all of them were contend. If these kind of letters are written today Bassijies will not let them live”.
In fear of the uprisings of people of Iran Naghdi said: “they created July 9 in 1999 and the events after it, they planned the events of last year and they thought that by cultural attack and improper veil and relations that they had spread in the society we are done. They clearly rose against the values of Islamic Revolution of Imam Khomeini in Ashura”.
Resistance of brave residents of Sanandaj
Sanandaj, June 5, 2010
On Wednesday June 2, some suppressive agents of regime in Sannadaj tried to close a shop belonging to Payman Javanmardan in Sanandaj’s Ferdosi Street but people came to his help and resisted the bullying.
Reigme’ anti-riot forces engaged and wanted to arrest Payman and other children of Mr. Mahyedin Javanmardan but the brave residents of Sanandaj resisted the fact.
A middle aged woman dragged down the placard for closing the store and torn it.
Though people resisted bravely but at the end the suppressive regime’s agents closed the shop with the back up of anti-riot forces and dispersed the crowd.
Regime’s fear from the body of executed political prisoners on May 9
Kurdestan, June 5, 2010
Farzad Kamangar’s mother along with Farhad Vakili’s sister and mother and sister of Ali Haydairan went to meet Kurdistan’s governor Ismail Najar on Wednesday morning to get back the body of their beloveds but the governor told them: “the executed ones are buried in a place that we cannot reveal now because of security matters. As the time passes and the condition is appropriate the related officials will let you know”.
Then the governor told them that they must ask forgiveness for the executed political prisoners the families protested and ripped into the governor to hush him. The governor left the room.
Inhuman condition of political prisoners at Gohardasht Prison
Karaj, June 4, 2010
The political prisoners Ahmad Zaid Abadi, Mansour Radpoor, Arjang Davoodi, Massoud Bastani, Aliraza Karami Khairabadi, Behnam Fidej (student arrested in the uprisings), Mostafa Eskandari (detainee of the uprisings), Mehdi Mahmoudian, Reza Rafiee and Heshmat Tabarzadi who were transferred on Sundaay May 30 to ward 3 of Gohardasht Prison are kept under inhumane conditions. Other than not having the least necessities, these prisoners are kept in a ward that is headed by a henchman called Gerami.
Gerami has been active in this prison during the massacre of 30000 political prisoners in 1988 and he recalls those days with pride.
This henchman is an addict looking for the slightest excuse to hurt the political prisoners.
One other Pasdar working in this ward is called Naderi. He is amongst those who dragged the chairs from under the foot of hanged political prisoners in 1988 and counts that as his pride. He has said that he tried to drag more chairs than the others and he has the highest record in that regard.
Dragged again to prison from midst of his treatment
Tehran, June 5, 2010
Yadollah Rahmani 60, who is imprisoned for a year for visiting his child in Ahsraf City- Iraq was taken back to prison from amidst its treatment-leave by agents of Intelligence ministry on Sunday May 30.
Mr. Rahmani is a political prisoner of the decade of 1980s and has been in prison from 1982 to 1984 because of being a supporter of PMOI. He has been under severe tortures in Qazvins Joobin Prison during those years.
Students Committee in Iran (Supporters of PMOI)
We gave our lives for freedom. Martyrs of - Iran -June 15, 2009
Month of June is here again with all its glorious and bitter memories; the beginning of the uprising of the people of Iran and the beginning of the end of clerical regime.
We honor deeply those who gave their lives in this month (and the months after) to bring freedom, peace and democracy for Iran.
Series of clips commemorating those fallen for freedom in June 2009 produced by ISC (Iran Students Committee) is the least we could do to remember and honor the brave children of our homeland.
Though you fall in pain
Your blood painting the way
The beautiful tulip that rose in place
Will bring your wish for freedom true
Iran Students Committee- June 7, 2010
June 6, 2010
UPDATE ON IRAN - JUNE 6, 2010
The Beginning of the End of the Clerical Rule in Iran
No.626
Uprising of June 10-20
Youths of the uprising hail those fallen for freedom of Iran
Tehran, June 4, 2010
The freedom-loving youths of Iran posted pictures of those fallen for freedom during a year of Iran’s uprising throughout the city and called
for holding ceremony’s in June for them.
Tehran’s security atmosphere intensifies to create fear and horror
Tehran, June 4, 2010
The clerical dictatorship is trying to make people withdraw from their intention for another uprising in June and thus it stations its suppressive agents in different regions. For example from 7pm about 15 motorcyclists of regime’s Guard forces were on the state of alert around Haft-e-Tir Square (Rezaeeha Sq.) on Friday.
In another event in Sanat Square in Shahrak Qarb an SSF cabin was added to the security forces at the south east of the square.
Internet parasites
Shiraz, June 4, 2010
It is for a while that regime emits heavy parasite over the internet in Shiraz from 7 pm. The intensity is so high that even regime’s own networks are affected. The source of the parasite is in a mountain called Daruk.
Mother of Sohrab Arabi killed by regime’s suppressive forces last June speaks
Tehran, June 4, 2010
Parving Fahimi, Sohrab Arabi’s mother pointed to the fact that regime’s security elements have threatened her not to have a ceremony for the anniversary of Soharb’s martyrdom and said: “the sorrow of losing Sohrab and other Sohrabs (meaning all those who gave their lives for freedom) is not something to forget. I thank all the youths who have bravely endured so that the name of Sohrabs would stay alive.
Security agents came to my house and told me not to go out on his anniversary and not to speak but I tell them that I will forgive the bloodshed of my son only if all political prisoners are freed unconditionally.
I lost Sohrab because he loved peace and freedom; let other children of this land live”.
Then she read a poam:
My Judas tree, my Tulip
In your loss, blood drops of my mourning
Where ever there is a fist that’s my fist
Where ever a back is lashed that’s my back
Where ever there is a cry for freedom it’s mine
I breathe deep in the cries.
The Downfall
Ceremony of the anniversary of Khomeini’s death the showcase for regime’s isolation and its depth of schism
Tehran, June 4, 2010
The ceremony of the anniversary of Khomeini’s death with the presence of Khamenei turned to a showcase for regime’s isolation and inner schism.
The ceremony under direct supervision of Khamenei was supposed to turn to a show of power for the regime but it only revealed the public hatred towards this regime.
RGC and Bassij tried to increase fear and horror amongst people with the intention of deteriorating people’s uprising from June 10-20.
But the number of participants was much less than what regime expected. Though most of the crowd was from Bassijies and RGC forces but while Khamenei was speaking some started chanting slogans against him; some of them were arrested at the immediate raid by suppressive forces.
While Rafsanjani was present Khameni threatened the heads of the rival fraction even to execution...
He pointed to Sadegh Qotbzadeh a Khomeini companion in Paris before revolution and said: “Imam had said times and again that judging a person should be related to what he is now not to what he has been in the past...some were with Imam even in the plane he flew with to Iran but were executed because of treason”.
While not being able to hide his wrath towards Ashura Uprising after all these months and his fear from the continuation of the uprising Khamenei accused the rival fraction that it is keeping silence and said: “that was the terrible situation in Ashura and then we show sympathy with...or keep silence in regard with.... those who clearly oppose Imam and his movement, this is very important. Then can we say that we follow Imam’s path?”
Before Khameni’s speech elements of dominant fraction and Bassijies chanted slogans against the defeated fraction and pro-khamenei, and they disrupted the speech of Khomeini’s grandson.
The suppressive forces had cut phone connections around Khomeini’s tomb.
Mullahs’ cried over the inferior number of participants
Tehran, June 4, 2010
In its news media the clerical regime complained that the international news agencies didn’t take the propagation apparatus of the regime serious about the participation of millions of people in the Friday show.
Fars news agency affiliated with RGC wrote that AP had announced that only tens of thousands had participated in the ceremony and added: “an American news agency without taking the million-strong presence of people at the ceremony of Imam’s decease serious wrote that tens of thousands had participated”.
Karrobi was thrown out of Khomeini’s tomb!
Tehran, June 4, 2010
Karrobi who had gone to Khomeini’s tomb to pay respect to him was thrown out of the place by the RGC forces and Plainclothes stationed in the premises.
Fars news agency affiliated with RGC wrote: “Mehdi Karrobi the defeated candidate of tenth presidential term who was present minutes ago in Imam Khomeini’s shrine ...was faced with the slogan of ‘death to hypocrites’ and his bodyguards had to immediately take him out of the scene”...
Each Bassiji received 80000 for participating in Khomeini’s ceremony
Tehran, June 4, 2010
An informed source in the headquarters for Firday Prayer of Tehran said: “80000 tomans is given to each Bassiji who is deployed to Tehran from other cities to participate in Khomeini’s ceremony”.
He added: “The money is given to them from the treasury and more than 300000 Bassijies from different towns and cities were enrolled for coming to Tehran and some came without enrolling. These Bassijies are supposed to gather in protest against ‘improper veil’ on Friday and Saturday in Tehran”...
Suppression
Bodies of hanged political prisoner buried without consent of families
June 4, 2010
On May 9, 2010, regime officials hanged 5 political prisoners in Evin Prison. Despite their families’ constant appeals, their bodies have still not been handed to them for burial.
Twenty-six days after the hanging of Farzad Kamangar, Ali Heidarian, Farhad Vakili, Shirin Alamhouli and Mehdi Islamian, regime officials have still not handed over their bodies. According to the latest reports, on Wednesday the mothers of Farhad Vakili, Farzad Kamangar and Ali Heidarian and a number of their relatives, went to see Ismail Najar, the governor of Sanadaj and ask for the body of their children.
Najar told them that the bodies had been buried in Tehran but did not say where in Tehran.
Last Monday, Mohammad-Saied Vakili, Farhad Vakili’s father passed away. According to his doctors, Mohammad-Saied Vakili suffered a shock after his son’s death and was waiting for his body until his last breath.
Political prisoners kept in inhumane conditions in ‘Worker’s Cellblock’ in Gohardasht Prison
June 4, 2010
According to reports, political prisoners who have recently been transferred to cellblock 3 known as the Worker’s Cell in Gohardasht Prison in Karaj are kept in very inhumane conditions.
About 10 political prisoners from cellblocks 2, 4, 6 and the Kachuyi Pardis Prison in Karaj were transferred to the Worker’s Cellblock on May 30. Some of these prisoners are Ahmad Zeid Abadi, Mansour Radpour, Arjang Davoudi, Massoud Bastani, Alireza Karami Kheir Abadi, Behnam Fidaj (student arrested in the protests), Mostafa Eskandari (detained protester), Mehdi Mahmoudian, Reza Rafiei and Heshmatollah Tabarzadi.
All these prisoners are detained in the Prayer Hall in this cellblock. They lack minimum facilities and are denied beds and forced to sleep on the ground. All minimum facilities like blankets were taken out of the Prayer Hall before their arrival and stored away. Only a very dirty carpet covers the ground. These prisoners have been housed under these conditions for several days now.
Other prisoners in this cellblock constantly come and go to the Prayer Hall and prison guards hold various ceremonies which sometimes continue into the middle of the night. These ceremonies are very loud resulting in mental pressure on these political prisoners and does not let them rest.
The head of cellblock 3 is Gerami who was very active in the massacre of political prisoners in the 80’s and talks about the massacre with pride. This person is addicted to mind altering drugs and treats political prisoners inhumanely. A prison guard named Naderi was also active in the massacre and pulled the chair from under the feet of political prisoners when they were being hanged. Naderi boasts that he pulled the most chairs.
Political prisoner beaten in Evin Prison
June 3, 2010
Reza Malek who was taken to a solitary cell in cellblock 240 in Evin Prison on May 29 for insulting Khamenei, was beaten after one week of solitary while shackled from the back and blindfolded. His rib cage has broken as a result and he is unconscious.
Malek, who sustained many injuries, has now been transferred to Cellblock 8 but prison officials refuse to give him medical attention.
This is all while his jail term has ended and agents of the Ministry of Intelligence refuse to release him because a film taken from him in prison was published by the Human Rights Activists in Iran. The Ministry has asked the Judicial Department to issue another sentence for him.
Students Committee in Iran (Supporters of PMOI)
Many gave their lives for freedom of Iran during the post election uprising in 2009
On the anniversary of the uprising in June we honor some of those were slain by the Iranian regime. We call them 'martyrs without a face'.
Students Committee in Iran- June 6, 2010
June 5, 2010
News on Iran - June 5, 2010
Brother and sister sentenced to 5 years of prison for having relatives in Ashraf
June 3, 2010 - Shabnam and Farzad Madadzadeh were each sentenced to 5 years of prison to be served in a prison outside their home town. After protesting Shabnam’s five year prison term to be served in Rajayi Shahr (Gohardasht) Prison in Karaj, and the five year prison term with the same conditions for her brother which was issued by the 28th branch of the Revolutionary Court, the 54th branch of the Tehran Court of Review confirmed this sentence with the exact conditions.
Shabnam Madadzadeh, the assistant secretary of the Tehran Office for Consolidating Unity and a member of the Central Council of the Tehran Teacher Training University’s Islamic Association who was arrested on February 20, 2009 on charges of acting against national security was tried on January 26, 2010 on charges of having links to the PMOI. This student activist was kept in a solitary cell in cellblock 209 in Evin Prison for more than 70 days and was under severe physical and psychological torture along with her brother to force them into false confessions. They never gave in to these pressures.
Her interrogators constantly told her that she was arrested because of her family and that she had to pay back for their actions. In the court ruling, this brother and sister were convicted because of family issues which lacks legal credibility.
Update On Iran - June 5, 2010
Iran arrests brother of slain student for second time
June 3, 2010 - Kamran Asa, the brother of slain student Kianoush Asa (killed under torture by regime forces after the elections) was arrested in the middle of the night on May 12 by intelligence agents in Kermanshah for the second time in the months after his brother’s death.
On the dawn of the day after his arrest, five intelligence agents went to his home and confiscated some of his belongings.
These forces told Kamran’s crying mother that ‘your crying instigate
s Kamran’, instead of giving her explanations on the situation of her son.
In response to the family’s constant questions, the intelligence agents only responded that ‘we arrested Kamran so that he would learn his lesson’.
Student under pressure in Kerman Prison
June 3, 2010 - According to reports, political prisoner Hassan Tarlani
who is serving his jail term in exile in Kerman Prison has been under pressure in interrogations by intelligence agents.
He is taken for interrogations every day, where he is abused and threatened, and is questioned for hours.
Tarlani, 23, is the only political prisoner who has been exiled to Kerman Prison. He is kept in the Youth Cellblock with non-political and dangerous criminals who are mostly addicts. Death row prisoners are also put
in one cell with him before they are taken for execution to put mental pressure on him. He is banned from communicating with other prisoners and prison officials try to keep him isolated.
He has not had any in person visits with his family since being transferred to Kerman Prison despite the fact that his family comes a long way just to see him. They are only allowed to see and talk to him from behind a glass partition for 15 minutes every month. He is
not allowed to talk about his condition in prison with his family.
On the other hand, intelligence agents have confiscated all of his identification papers in a raid to his home and have not returned them to his family despite their constant appeals. This is while his family needs his identifications papers to pursue his legal case.
Hassan Tarlani was arrested on February 21, 2008 after intelligence agents raided his home. He was taken to cellblock 209 in Evin Prison and after 88 days of torture by Saied Sheikhan, a head interrogator in the Intelligence Agency, he was sentenced to 10 years of prison to be served in Kerman Prison by the 22nd branch of the Revolutionary Court. He received such a heavy sentences because of the political history of his family in opposing the regime. His grandfather, a well known Tehran Bazaar member was executed by the regime in the 80’s.
Political prisoner under severe torture in Gohardasht Prison in Karaj
June 3, 2010 - According to reports, political prisoner Behrouz Javid Tehrani is under severe torture in a solitary cell known as the doghouse in cellblock 1 in Gohardasht Prison in Karaj.
On Sunday May 30 after being transferred to the prison’s Intelligence Department, he was interrogated and threatened for a long period of time by the head and assistant head of Intelligence. They threatened him with murder and that they would pin additional charges on him.
He was then taken to a solitary cell in the doghouse which has medieval conditions and is used to torture prisoners. A number of prison officials such as Kermani, Faraji and Hassan Akharian and a number of prison guards then went to his cell and tortured and beat him with batons. This is while he was shackled and blindfolded. The life of this political prisoner is in danger. There is no other information on his condition.
He has not been allowed any phone calls with his family since his transfer and his family is extremely concerned.
Tehrani, who was transferred to cellblock 1 last year, has mostly been kept in solitary in the past year.
Student sentenced to 5 years of prison
June 3, 2010 - Rajabali Dashab participated in the Ashura (December 27, 2009) protests in Tehran. A film depicting him in the protests has been constantly broadcasted from state run television.
Dashab was tried by Judge Salavati in the second publicized court for Ashura protesters where he was sentenced to 6 years of prison in the initial sentence on charges of assembling and conspiring with the intention of committing crimes against the security of the country and spreading propaganda against the state. The 15th branch of the Revolutionary court lowered his sentence to 5 years.
Iran Students Committee (Supporters of PMOI)
People trample on the torn pictures of Khomeini and Khamenei, in anniversary of Khoemini’s death - June 4, 2010
Ignoring the speakers of the ceremony for anniversary of Khoemini’s death, the crowd moves around trampling the ominous torn pictures of Khomeini and Khamenei
Students Committee in Iran – June 4, 2010
June 4, 2010
Low turnout for Ceremony for Death of Khomeini June 4, 2010
Pitiful state of Ceremony for death of Khomeini June 4, 2010
Hungry mobs bussed in from townships on promises of fruit juice and food by Iranian officials. Iran promised a high turnout of 2 million people while only about 150,000 people showed up not for Khomeini but for free fruit juice!!! June 4, 2010
Picture of Khamenie Burned Near Area of Ceremony for Death of Khomeini- June 4, 2010
Picture of Khamenie burned near area of ceremony for death of Khomeini- June 4, 2010
People trample on image of Khamenei and Khomeini in ceremony of Khomeini's death - June 4, 2010
People trample on image of Khamenei and Khomeini in ceremony of Khomeini's death (Khomeini was the founder of the Isalamic Republic of Iran)
Today's Event - June 4, 2010
Schism deepens; regime’s elements’ disputes on the anniversary of Khomeini’s death
After Seyed Hasan Khomeini’s speech a great number of supporters of Khomeini family started ripping into Khamenei’s supporters a fact that disrupted the ceremony.
There were even disputes amongst the head of the regime present at the ceremony.
Hasan Khomeini’s pictures were distributed amongst the crowd present showing him at one table with Mosavi and Karrobi whom Khamenei’s band calls as the ‘heads of the sedition’.
It was written under the picture:
‘The son of Noah sat with defected people and he lost his dynasty’.
Today's Event , June 4, 2010
Regime’s show of power for anniversary of Khomeini’s death is defeated
Tehran, June 4, 2010
The clerical dictatorship is defeated in gathering a huge crowd around Khomeini’s tomb though it tried to form this crowd by bringing his forces in.
Regime was supposed to gather a crowd of 2 million strong around the tomb and had allocated public transportation to this purpose during last few days; but he was defeated and the ceremony was held with the same traditional crowd of every Friday in Friday Prayers along with mercenaries deployed to Tehran from other parts of the country.
Today's Event , June 4, 2010
5 arrested in Ahmadinejad’s speech
Tehran, June 4, 2010
At 1130 am Ahmadinejad was holding a speech on the anniversary of Khomeini’s death. His voice could heard in all Behesht-e-Zahra Cemetery.
In section 257 of the cemetery 5 were arrested by Plainclothes while being viciously beaten.
Students Committee in Iran (Supporters of PMOI)
5 arrested in Ahmadinejad’s speech Tehran, June 4, 2010 At 1130 am Ahmadinejad was holding a speech on the anniversary of Khomeini’s death. His voice could heard in all Behesht-e-Zahra Cemetery. In section 257 of the cemetery 5 were arrested by Plainclothes while being viciously beaten. Students Committee in Iran (Supporters of PMOI)
People Cry : "Damn Khomeini, death to Khamenei" June 2010.
On the anniversary of Khoemieni’s death (June 4)
brave people of Iran filled the cities with anti-regime slogans damning the founder of religious fascism in Iran and wishing death for his fascist successor Khamenei
This footage shows such slogans in Karaj June 2,2010
Students Committee in Iran- June 3, 2010
UPDATE ON IRAN - No. 624 - June 4, 2010
The Beginning of the End of the Clerical Rule in Iran
No.624
Uprising of June 10-20
Youths clashed with suppressive patrols under Seyed Khandan Bridge
Tehran, June 3, 2010
On May 27 brave youths protested to vicious acts of suppressive agents of regime’s patrols and clashed with them.
In one of the cases at 7 pm suppressive SSF stopped the car of a young girl saying that she had improper veil. People present protested and clashed with SSF.
The SSF violently attacked them with batons.
In another event on May 29 around 1 am in second circle of Sadeghieh at the beginning of Satarkhan St. the youths of the uprising made the tires of three cars belonging to regime’s suppressive agents flat and then broke their windows and immediately left the scene.
Death to Khamenei
Tehran, May 30, 2010
Students of Science & Industry University, Alameh University and the Department of Scientific and Technical News wrote slogans against Khamenei throughout the campus.
Preparing for the anniversary of Khomeini’s death
Tehran, June 3, 2010
In two regions of Tehran about 200 buses are prepared to serve regime’s mercenaries for the anniversary of Khomeini’s death.
An SSF said that the force is in the state of 100% alert till Sunday.
The regime has also established food stations in the root from Tehran to Khomieni’s grave to serve its mercenaries.
Head of RGC fears June Uprising
Tehran, June 3, 2010
Jafari the head of RGC said: “June has always been the month of determining revolutions’ destiny. We shouldn’t underestimate the threat for Revolution and Islamic Republic’s System”.
He pointed to RGC’s role in spreading oppression and added: “prior to being a military apparatus RGC is a political-security organization”.
In another event Mullah Janati the secretary of regime’s Council of Guidance laid ground for more clean ups in regime and said: “some are having responsibilities that they don’t deserve and are taking advantage of them”.
Mullah Hossinian too asked for repentant of the heads of regime’s defeated fraction and said: “we cannot accept the repentant of those who had ruined the glory of Revolution and the power of Islamic Republic in international scene. Repent should only be accepted if it dose compensate”.
Deployment of suppressive forces to Tehran
Tehran, June 3, 2010
In fear of popular protests on the anniversary of Khomeini’s death on June 4 the clerical regime has deployed a great number of RGC and Bassij to Tehran.
These forces fully equipped with anti riot tools including anti riot vehicles under the name of Khomeini’s pilgrims entered first Qazvin city on May 29 stayed there for two day in public to provoke fear and horror and then left for Tehran.
The eyewitnesses in Qazvin said that these forces have been organized by Gilan’s RGC.
Regime is trying to cover Tehran as it did on the anniversary of anti monarchy revolution to prevent any protest.
Suppression in Shiraz University
Shiraz, June 3, 2010
At Shiraz University the number of guards has increased and students’ cards are checked at the entrance. All active students of this university are either suspended of ousted.
Mullahs’ nightmare
Shahre Kurd, June 3, 2010
Azad University in Shahre Kurd is uneasy. They have closed offices of Chemistry and Technology Associations. Plainclothes have heavy presence at the university bothering students on any excuse, but students resist. One of the students whom they engaged with was Seyed Sajad Mosavian and he was ousted.
Collecting plastic public trash cans
Tehran, June 3, 2010
In region of Dardasht in Tehran regime’s agents collected plastic public trash cans from the streets. Youths of the uprising torch plastic trash cans during the protest to block and confront regime’s suppressive forces.
Suppression in Meli (Beheshti) University
Tehran, June 3, 2010
Regime has put a numerous number of boxes for ‘communication with Disciplinary Committee’ in Meli campus. Some Bassiji students are appointed as Scientific Board to dismiss anti-regime professors. The Committee for Supervising Professors has been also established.
The Downfall
Secretaries of Fars News Agency (affiliated with RGC) resigned in group
Tehran, June 3, 2010
Deputy Editor, Reza Davari and economic secretary, Mahmood Nikoonam, of Fars News Agency resigned all of a sudden on last Tuesday afternoon.
On Wednesday following these resignations some other effective persons of the agency resigned too including:
Karimi the old secretary of Fars Photo Service
Ghobadi the secretary of Fars Especial Service
Hami Mohammadi the secretary of Custom and Thought
Former deputy of Intelligence Ministry in solitary cell!
Tehran, June 3, 2010
Reza Malek the former deputy of notorious Intelligence Ministry of regime in Research and Inspection Department who was arrested on May 29 for offending Khamenei was transferred to solitary cells ward 240 of Evin Prison.
After one week in solitary cell he was severely beaten by Babapoor the head of the ward accompanied with armed guards while he was handcuffed like X from the back having eye-band on. Due to strikes his rips broke and he became unconscious.
Mullahs’ nightmare of being overthrown
Tehran, June 3, 2010
Ali Akbar Shabanifard regime’s Governor of Central Province while worried said: “the enemy has prepared a soft-war against Islamic Republic with 2500 satellite networks and more than 1000 internet sites.
Speaking amongst some mullahs working in bureaus of Central Province he added: “the enemy is trying hard in form of soft-war and media-war and is acting full force against Islamic Republic.
He revealed another aspect of mullahs’ concern and said: “the strategy of using clerics against clericalism, infiltration in universities, factories and sensitive bodies of the country with the aim of overthrowing is from other goals of enemies’ projects in soft-war. The enemy has targeted at Systems’ Islam and Republic”.
He demanded that mullahs watch for enemies’ move.
Suppression
Father of Ashraf resident sentenced to 15 years of prison to be served in notorious Gohardasht Prison
Terhan- June 1, 2010
According to reports, political prisoner Hamid Haeri was sentenced to 15 years of prison to be served in Gohardasht Prison in Karaj by the 28th branch of the Revolutionary Court presided over by Mohammad Moqiseh, a member of the death commission responsible for the massacre of political prisoner in 1988.
The Iranian regime tried him without first notifying his lawyer of family.
He was charged with moharebeh (enmity with God), visiting his son in Camp Ashraf in Iraq, supporting the PMOI and spreading propaganda against the state among other charges.
This ailing political prisoner was transferred to a solitary cell on bogus charges in cellblock 240 and there is no news on his condition after 12 days.
Haeri is suffering from a severe heart condition and has had two heart attacks. He also sustained injuries such as a fractured skull and a concussion in a car accident before his arrest.
This accident also left him with an injured pelvis rendering him unable to walk without crutches.
This 57 year old political prisoner was arrested on December 6, 2009 after intelligence agents raided his home and was taken to cellblock 209 in Evin Prison. He was kept in solitary for 74 days under physical and psychological torture and threats by his interrogators. He was also a political prisoner in the 80’s and was detained and tortured for 3 years. His interrogator in the 80’s was Mohammad Moqiseh who presided over his recent trial.
Political prisoners in unknown condition after being transferred to solitary in Gohardasht Prison
Terhan- June 1, 2010
The condition of political prisoner Behrouz Javid Tehrani who is detained in Gohardasht Prison in Karaj and was transferred to a solitary cell on May 31 is unknown.
According to reports, prison officials refuse to give him some of his necessary belongings that other prisoners provided for him stressing that in general nothing will be given to prisoners in solitary cell, especially to Behrouz Javid Tehrani.
Evidence shows that officials have subjected this political prisoner to pressure.
There is also no news on the condition of Bahram Tasviri and Mohsen Bikvand, two other prisoners who were recently thrown in solitary.
Bahram Tasviri who is suffering from a fractured hand and leg and Mohsen Bikvand, who has burns on his body, are in poor physical health and are at risk in solitary having been denied medical treatment.
Behrouz Javid Tehrani who is a victim of the 1999 student uprising in Tehran, along with Tasviri and Bikvand and a number of other prisoners who were under torture in this prison were recently thrown in solitary after publishing evidence of the rape and torture of prisoners.
20 girls and boys arrested for going on tour together
Terhan- June 1, 2010
The prosecutor of the town of Kalaleh announced that 20 girls and boys from Tehran who were travelling on a tour without a permit to Kalaleh were arrested on charges of providing the grounds for corruption, illegitimate relationship, the possession of alcoholic beverages and damaging public chastity.
“Agents found a few alcohol bottles while searching the (minibus) they were travelling in and they also realized that the girls and boys in the minibus were in no way related to each other and only met through the internet”, he said.
“These people were released on bail after 2 days and their files in addition to criminal records and a bill of indictment was sent to the Kalaleh Criminal Court for a verdict”, he added.
Student activist arrested in Kermanshah
Kermanshah- June 1, 2010
Ashkan Mosayebian, the former secretary of the Islamic Association in the Razi University in Kermanshah was arrested. Mosayebian was suspended for two semesters before this for participating in student protests in this university.
Security forces murder young man in Sari
Terhan- June 1, 2010
Security forces in the city of Sari in northern Iran murdered a young man after brutally beating him. A resident of this city said, “This news has spread in Sari and the government is not handing his body to his family for fear of protests and they have probably buried the body themselves”.
Peaceful protester sentenced to 6 years of prison and 74 lashes
Terhan- June 1, 2010
Arash Nouri who was convicted of (participating) in post election events was sentenced to 6 years and 74 lashes.
Judge Pir Abbasi, who is in charge of the 26th branch of the Revolutionary Court in Tehran, issued this verdict with disregard for his defense in court. He was sentenced to 5 years for assembling and conspiring, and 1 year of prison and 74 lashes for disrupting public order.
Nouri was arrested on February 8, 2010 after 8 RGC intelligence agents raided his home. After conducting a search and confiscating many of his personal belongings, they transferred him to cellblock 2A run by the RGC Intelligence Agency.
He was released on bail on March 17. This protester is a graduate of Amir Kabir University in Tehran.
Iran seals off 19 billiards club and coffee shops in Tabriz as threats to “public security”
Eastern Azerbaijan- June 1, 2010
The head of the State Security Forces Public Security Police in Eastern Azarbaijan said, “In line with the implementation of a new phase of the plan to improve public security, seven billiards clubs and 12 coffee shops which were not following the rules were closed down in Tabriz in the last 48 hours”.
“In keeping with this plan in Tabriz, agents of the public security police are carrying out inspections, to control the method and activities of various businesses”, Colonel Rahman Iman Nejad said.
“The club managers who did not follow the rules were taken to the police station and other law breaking businesses have been sealed off until the completion of judicial procedures”.
Import of Fundamentalism and Terrorism
Mullas take advantage of bloody attack against aid-ships to Palestine
June 3, 2010
Bloody attack of Israeli forces against aid-ships to Qaza and imposturous warmongering acts of the mullahs for terrorism and strengthening of fundamentalism.
Fars News Agency affiliated with RGC said on June 1: “The Council of Coordination of Islamic Propagation invites all ever-present Hezbollah Nation of Islamic Iran to participate in an anti Zionist demonstration after Friday Prayer in all the country on June 4 to condemn the criminal and vicious attack of notorious Zionist regime against the human loving sea-caravan...”.
The council added: “this savage attack of cruel Zionist regime took away the mask from the faces of those who falsely claim human rights and revealed their fascist face to the world...”.
It is to be mentioned that while ISC condemns attack on the aid-ships for Qaza and the death and injury of tens of defenseless activists we count these kind of acts just an aid for religious fascism ruling Iran and its mercenaries to increase warmongering, terrorism and fundamentalism in the region and throughout the world in taking advantage of the cause of people of Palestine”.
Mullah Saeedi counted terrorist groups in Lebanon as the front line of the clerical dictatorship
Tehran, June 3, 2010
Khamenei’s representative in RGC counted the terrorist groups affiliated with the clerical dictatorship in Lebanon and Palestine as the front line of regime and emphasized on supporting them.
Fars News Agency reported on June 2 that amongst a group of RGC’s commanders, mullah Saeedi said: “If Palestine and Hezbollah were not our front line still we had to support them but they are our security front line and it is our religious duty to defend the oppressed”.
Students Committee in Iran (Supporters of PMOI)
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