Monday 22nd Apr 2019
By Mohammad Sadat Khansari
The main opposition to the Iranian regime, the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI), has indicated that the people of Iran are taking to the streets across the country in response to the regime’s reaction to the devastating flooding that has swept across large parts of the country over the past couple of weeks.
By Mahmoud Hakamian
Iranians have been staging angry demonstrations against the Regime’s inadequate response to the country's worst floods in a decade, citing the lack of adequate shelters for those made homeless and decisions to release water from major dams, causing major damage to people’s homes and businesses, to avoid hitting the Regime’s oil wells.
Mohammad Sadat Khansari
The past year has seen thousands of anti-regime protests, demonstrations, and strikes taking place all across Iran, prominently featuring people from every class, race, age, gender, profession, and religion. Their trigger issues were diverse - everything from unemployment to government mismanagement, environmental catastrophe to inflation, the Regime’s support of terror groups to human rights abuses – but they all noted that the mullahs were the root cause of all of Iran’s problems and thus regime change was needed.
By Staff Writer
A senior member of the Iranian Regime has warned of an uprising in 2019 and called on ordinary Iranians to resist the “sedition” that could “topple the Regime”.
The Friday prayer imam of Mashhad, Ahmad Alamalhoda, said: “All of us must be ready to confront and neutralize the 2019 sedition. It has been some time that our enemies have been thinking if economic pressures increase and living conditions deteriorate, the people will practically shape a movement to topple the [regime]. The enemies are focusing their efforts through the media and cultural platforms to push the disappointed people into an uprising.”
By Hamideh Taati
Teachers in at least 31 cities across Iran took part in a nationwide strike on Sunday in protest to the Regime’s failure to respond to the teachers’ demands and the organisers indicate that the strike will last for three days.