True voice of Iranian people heard in Paris on Saturday

The biggest gathering of the Iranian opposition was held In #Paris on Saturday with more than over 600 legislators and prominent political figures from different political dependency and prominent lawyer  inseparable the event.

Mrs Rajavi : “All signs” now pointed to the end of the rotten Iranian regime

In a exciting speech, Mrs. #Maryam Rajavi, president-elect of the National Council of Resistance of #Iran (#NCRI), paid respect to the victims the Iranian people have made  all over three decades of oppression in their home country, set out the necessary terms of a nuclear agreement with #Tehran and called on the international society to back regime change.
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UN expert slams crackdown on journalist and activists in Iran

Dr. Ahmed Shaheed The United Nations Special Rapporteur on Situation of Human Rights in Iran

Dr. Ahmed Shaheed The United Nations Special Rapporteur on Situation of Human Rights in Iran declared concern about the arbitrary and illegal arrest and prosecution of newspaperman and activists in Iran has informed that their persecution attenuate the protection of human rights of all in Iran. Shaheed, who is command by the UN Human Rights Council to scout and relate on the condition in Iran said that silencing these critics voices is unsatisfactory and it imbibe public discussion and exclude Iranians and the rest of world of significant information on the reality in the country....

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Nuclear deal won’t change Iran regime’s ‘hegemonic goals‘: Ex- U.S. Amb. to Iraq

Former U.S. Ambassador to Iraq ambassador James Jeffrey

Ex-U.S. Ambassador to Iraq ambassador James Jeffrey, warned the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on Wednesday that the Iranian regime stays a fulmination to destabilize the region and that a nuclear compromise would not symptom “a change of heart about its ultimate hegemonic goals.”
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Ex-UN Iraqi Ienvoy expresses concern on Iranian refugees in Camp Liberty

 Ad Melkert, the Special Representative for the United Nations Assistance Mission for Iraq (2009-2011)

In an online meeting  on Wednesday June 3, the Ex-UN Iraq representative
 Mr Ad Melkert response questions on the ruling crisis in Iraq Crisis and the condition  of Iranian refugees currently in Camp Liberty near Baghdad International Airport. Mr Ad Melkert, the Special Representative for the United Nations Assistance Mission for Iraq (2009-2011) proposed his viewpoints on the position in Iraq affirmation on the significance of national unification to solve the prevalent  troubles in the country.
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Iranian opposition activist recounts his abduction and escape by regime

Abolhassan Mojtahedzadeh

Al-Arabiya TV has decided to publish documentary on Iran after revolution titled “Hellish Era”

This documentary covers memoires of People's Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK) members regarding the atrocities of the Iranian regime. The first part  of this documentary dynasty is about the kidnapping of Mr. Abolhassan Mojtahedzadeh in Istanbul by Iranian regime’s embassy.
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Amnesty demands release of activists jailed in Iran for more than a decade

Amnesty International

According  an statement is published  on 2 June 2015 by 
Amnesty International two Iranian women both jailed for more than ten years  in Iran for anti-government views must be released immediately

Cartoonist Atena Farghadani has been condemned to more than 12 years in prison, and Atena Daemi to more than ten years  in prison, both guilty of 'peaceful activism' that are in violation  of their rights to free expression and association, the human rights body said.

Hassiba Hadj Sahraoui, Amnesty International’s Deputy Director for the Middle East and North Africa, added: "Atena Farghadani has effectively been punished for her cartoons with a sentence that is itself a  rugged caricature of justice. No one should be in prison for their art or  irenic activism.
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New twist in death of Argentina prosecutor investigating Iran regime role in 1994 bombing

Alberto Nisman

Argentinian police have been nasty criticised after the  blame of a video showing officers worker without latex gauntlet at the scene of the controversial  killing of Alberto Nisman.

The movie, which includes numerous other disorders, shows 'how things should not be done', according to Ernesto Duronto, assistant president of Argentina's community of legal  specialists.

#Nisman was found dead in a  swimming pool of blood in his apartment on January 18, the day before he was due to  disclose a secret trade to cover up the role of officials of the Iranian regime in the mortal  1994 car bombing of a Jewish society center in Buenos Aires.
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