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Iran Protests: Another 30 Martyrs Identified

The People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran released the names of another 30 martyrs of the Iranian people’s uprising, bringing to 350 the number of victims who have been identified so far.
The number of martyrs of the nationwide uprising that engulfed 189 cities exceeds 1,000. Several children and minors are among the martyrs.
Mrs. Maryam Rajavi, President-elect of the National Council of Resistance of Iran hailed the uprising’s heroic martyrs, and called on the United Nations Security Council, the European Union and its member states to condemn this horrendous mass killing by the Iranian regime and to take urgent action to stop this crime against humanity and secure the release all those arrested.

UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Condemns Multiple Human Rights Violations in Iran

UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Michelle Bachelet on Friday expressed alarm at the continuing lack of transparency about casualties and the treatment of thousands of detainees, as well as continuing arrests reported to be taking place across the country.
“Verified video footage indicates severe violence was used against protesters, including armed members of security forces shooting from the roof of a justice department building in one city, and from helicopters in another,” Bachelet said. “We have also received footage which appears to show security forces shooting unarmed demonstrators from behind while they were running away and shooting others directly in the face and vital organs – in other words shooting to kill. These are clear violations of international norms and standards on the use of force, and serious violations of human rights.”

MEK Resistance Units Activities Coincident with Visit of Ebrahim Raisis to Isfahan

Iranian regime judiciary chief Ebrahim Raisi, in a recent visit to Isfahan, central Iran, shed light on the mullahs’ future plans to further restrict the Iranian people’s access to the internet as a prelude for more deadly crackdown measures. During Raisi’s stay in Isfahan, members of the Iranian opposition People's Mojahedin Organization of Iran Resistance Units network were busy spreading the message of this resistance movement. Banners of Iranian Resistance leader Massoud Rajavi were put up by resistance units’ members insisting the November uprising will continue until freedom is established across Iran.

Revolutionary Court Sentences May Day Demonstrator to Jail

An Iranian court has sentenced Neda Naji, a labor rights activist to five years in prison, rights activists and her husband said.
Tehran’s Revolutionary court has condemned Neda Naji, a labour rights activist arrested during Labor Day demonstrations on May 1, to 5 years and six months in jail.
The sentence was issued by notorious Judge Mohammad Mogheiseh at bench 28 of Iran’s Revolutionary Court.
She was sentenced to five years in prison on the charge of “assembly and collusion,” and six months on the charge of “insulting the state agents.”

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