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۱۳۹۷ آذر ۷, چهارشنبه

Haft Tapeh Rises Up For Its Rights

Haft Tapeh rises up for its rights

Since three weeks ago the Haft Tapeh Sugar Cane Mill’s hard-working workers gathered in front of the governorate office in Shush south of Iran.
Youths, students and workers’ families participated extensively in the demonstrations. Women played a significant role at the forefront.
On Saturday, November 17, 2018 a massive demonstration took place in spite of repressive measures and the creation of a climate of fear and terror, including the presence of scores of the special anti-riot and other repressive forces in the police station, governorate and the city.but when the workers did not stop the strike, the suppressive forces arrested and detained some of them.
At the November 6 demonstration, the protesters chanted:“We are workers of the Haft Tapeh, we are hungry, hungry”, “Down with the oppressor, hail to the worker”, “Worker dies but does not accept humiliation”, “One less embezzlement, our problem will be solved!”, “The betrayal of the authorities must be disclosed”, “We do not want deceptive ”, “Government, embezzler, happy marriage!”
Protesters, including students, carried handwritten banners reading:
“We are children of Haft Tapeh, we are hungry”, “Dad gave water, dad gave bread, is no longer our slogan; but dad gave his life”, “We do not want false promises, we want our rights.”
Mrs. Maryam Rajavi, the president-elect of the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI) saluted the striking workers of the Haft Tapeh Sugar Cane factory and Ahvaz National Steel Group and said:
“Shush has risen with the cries of workers, and solidarity and strike of youth, teachers and merchants of the bazaar. The enemy attempts in vain to silence the Haft Tapeh deprived workers by suppressing and arresting them, but the cry of “we are hungry, hungry” of the children of Shush, calls the conscience of every human being to rise up against the oppressor mullahs…
The enemy tries in vain to silence the voice of the deprived workers of Haft Tappeh through arrests and suppression. The cries of “we are hungry” of the children of Shush awaken the conscience of every human being, provoking them to rise up against the oppressive mullahs.
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Mrs. Maryam Rajavi, the president-elect of the Iranian resistance also hailed the determination of the oppressed hard-working workers of Haft Tapeh sugar cane factory and Ahvaz National Steel Group, and other strikers across the country, and called on fellow citizens, especially the youths, to support them and said:
“Poverty, inflation, unemployment and corruption were brought to our country by the religious fascism, and will continue as long as this medieval regime is in power.”
Formerly Mrs. Rajavi had addressed the truckers and marketers on strike in her messages as:
“For as long as the criminal and corrupt mullahs are in power, high prices, recession and poverty and the path to environmental destruction will continue; the only solution to this national crisis is the establishment of democracy and popular rule.”
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Maryam Rajavi has described the nationwide strike by bazaar merchants and truck drivers as a part of the people’s uprising with the goal of overthrowing the regime and establishing freedom and social justice.
She had said under the mullahs’ regime, the wealth of Iran‘s people, which should be spent on economic improvements and people’s prosperity, is wasted on suppression and export of terrorism and external wars and is stolen by the ruling mullahs.

Achievements of Haft Tapeh Workers So far:

The movement of the Haft Tapeh workers and their achievements, regardless of any gimmicks represented by the regime, to confront it is registered in the record of the national uprising of the Iranian people and the history of the rightful movements of our homeland’s workers.
The uprising of Haft Tapeh workers has succeeded in bringing many similar demands to confront privatization in other areas up front. The demands that have been hiding under the ashes of oppression and disappointment.
Now, by following this example students and even hospital staff are protesting the privatization of education and medical treatment.
In the next step, these demands are immediately upgraded to a higher and more fundamental change.
And in this way, the guild related demands will lead to the most political demands, just as the demonstrations in December 2017 and summer of 2018 quickly became political and targeted the head of the mullahs’ regime.

۱۳۹۷ آبان ۱, سه‌شنبه

Iran: Protests by students in Tehran, farmers in Isfahan

PhD students rallying outside the Iranian regime’s parliament
There is a continuous stream of reports of further protests in cities across Iran.
A group of PhD students in Tehran rallied on Monday outside the Iranian regime’s parliament protesting the difficulty to find jobs.
Students of Amir Kabir University in Tehran also rallied on Monday, protesting the college officials’ incompetence. These students also on this day rallied in another location, protesting a decision to cancel exams.
Third day of protests by students outside the regime’s Census Organization
Third day of protests by students outside the regime’s Census Organization
Hardworking farmers of Isfahan held a rally protesting the Iranian regime’s plundering policies and not receiving their share of water for their lands.
People & farmers of eastern Isfahan demanding their share of river waters
People & farmers of Varzaneh in Isfahan demanding their share of river waters
People & farmers of eastern Isfahan demanding their share of river waters
People & farmers of Varzaneh in eastern Isfahan demanding their share of river waters
In the country’s capital, residents of the Vanak district protested the destruction of their homes and the area being placed under Open University authority.
Civil activists & residents of Tehran’s residents protesting
Civil activists & residents of Tehran’s residents protesting
On Sunday, people from all walks of life, including minibus drivers in Tehran, PhD students, credit firm clients and firefighters were seen holding protest rallies.
As the Iranian regime faces new and escalating crises with each passing day, more people from all walks of life are seen holding protests in numerous cities throughout Iran.
In Tehran, a group of Ph.D. students from universities across the country rallied in the country’s capital, protesting the lack of foreign currency based on government rates as promised by education officials. This Saturday rally outside the Ministry of Sciences building was held despite threats issued by education officials.
Tehran – College students rallying on Saturday
Tehran – College students rallying on Saturday
Also in Tehran, clients of the Sekeye Thaman credit company rallied on Saturday outside the public prosecutor’s office, demanding their stolen savings returned.
Tehran – Clients of the Sekeye Thaman credit company demanding their plundered money returned
Tehran – Clients of the Sekeye Thaman credit company demanding their plundered money returned
A group of firefighters in the city of Shadegan in southwest Iran rallied outside the Khuzestangovernor office demanding higher paychecks. These individuals were protesting on behalf of 300 employees working for the firefighting service and demanding paychecks that are delayed for the past nine months.
Clients of the Kuye Farzan credit company in Tehran rallied outside the district mayor’s office. The protesters were seen holding a banner written: “We are requesting houses and criminals to be handed over to the judiciary.”
Kuye Farzan credit firm clients demanding their stolen money returned
Kuye Farzan credit firm clients demanding their stolen money returned 
The Tuli Press Company in Qazvin has come to a complete standstill. The 370 employees have been banned from entering the site since Saturday. This factory had restarted its activities on October 6 after a two-month delay. 
Qazvin – Tuli Press factory coming to a standstill
Qazvin – Tuli Press factory coming to a standstill
Youths in Behbahan, southwest Iran, rallied at the Friday prayer site again this week, protesting being unemployed while authorities are hiring non-locals to work in a nearby refinery 
Behbahan – Youths protesting on Friday & demanding jobs
Behbahan – Youths protesting on Friday & demanding jobs
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As teachers across Iran continue their nationwide strike for the second consecutive day on Monday reaching 103 cities and truckers forced regime officials to succumb to three of their demands after three weeks of strikes, more reports are coming from numerous cities across Iran about people from all walks of life holding a variety of rallies.
In Tehran, clients of the Revolutionary Guards-linked Caspian credit firm rallied outside the Iranian regime’s Central Bank, demanding their stolen money returned.
The protesters were chanting:
“The bankrupt government is sitting on our money”
Clients of the Caspian credit firm were also rallying in the city of Rasht in northern Iran. Braving heavy rainfall, these protesters gathered outside the Caspian branch and demanded their plundered savings returned.
They were chanting:
“Our life’s work has been stolen and plundered”
“We’ll continue our protests until our money is returned”
“Our money has been stolen and we can’t put food on the table”
In Haft Tappeh, southwest Iran, livestock workers went on strike on Monday, protesting pressures imposed by regime officials.
In Shushtar, southwest Iran, municipality workers held a rally outside the city hall on Monday demanding their paychecks that have been postponed for the past six months. These protesting workers say that prior to the Dec/Jan period, all Shushtar municipality employees were working under the city’s official authority. However, against the workers’ will and opinion, they were suddenly placed under regime officials’ authority under plan pretexted as a privatization measure. Their paychecks have been delayed ever since they added.
Shushtar – Municipality workers’ protest rally
Shushtar – Municipality workers’ protest rally
Students of the Sanandaj Open University in western Iran rallied on Monday, protesting officials’ decision to eliminate the fields of nursing, especially one week into the course. 
Sanandaj Open University students protesting
Sanandaj Open University students protesting
Employees of a factory producing industrial counters in the Albroz Industrial Complex in Qazvin Province held a rally to protest not receiving their pensions for the past 14 months.
Alborz Industrial Complex workers holding a protest rally  
Alborz Industrial Complex workers holding a protest rally    
According to the latest reports, teachers in more than 100 cities across Iran are continuing their nationwide strike for the second consecutive day on Monday, reaching the cities of Mashhad, Marivan, Isfahan, HamedanKaraj, Homayounshahr, Shahinshar, Ahvaz, Baneh, Ravansar and many more.
Reports from the cities of QeshmAhvaz, Poldokhtar, Ravansar, Rafsanjan, Zarineh and Babol indicate all teachers are on strike. Their protests have also spread to the cities of DivandarehShiraz, Sanandaj, Sari, Langrud, Saqqez, Khomeini Shahr, Kermanshah, and many others. 
Teachers of a school in Marivan, western Iran
Teachers of a school in Marivan, western Iran
The teaching staff of a school in Karaj, west of Tehran
The teaching staff of a school in Karaj, west of Tehran
Teachers of a school in Isfahan, central Iran
Teachers of a school in Isfahan, central Iran
Teachers of Hamedan, western Iran
Teachers of Hamedan, western Iran
Teachers in dozens of cities across Iran began their nationwide strike on Sunday, protesting poor living conditions, problems with their jobs and heavy security measures imposed in their schools.
Teachers of Alborz city are on a nationwide strike
Teachers of Alborz city are on a nationwide strike
Teachers in the cities of Paveh, Islamabad-e Gharb, Yazd, Kermanshah, Shiraz, Marivan, Mashhad, Ilam, Gonabad, Torbat-e Heydariyeh, Tabriz, Amol, Garmeh, Lamerd, Sanandaj, Saqqez, Tehran (Quds Town), Sarvabad and a number of other towns and cities were seen to be on strike.
Students in various cities also announced their support for their teachers on this initiative.
Teachers of Hassankhan tower in Tehran are on a nationwide strike
Teachers of Hassankhan tower in Tehran are on a nationwide strike
Teachers of Divandarreh are on a nationwide strike on Oct 15
Teachers of Divandarreh are on a nationwide strike on Oct 15
Other cities included Mahabad, Khorramabad, Firouzazbad, Zarrin Shahr, Bojnourd, Javanrud, Sari, Karaj, Ivan-e Gharb, and others.
The protesting teachers are also calling for the release of their jailed colleagues.
Since anti-government demonstrations erupted throughout Iran in December, strikes have become a popular way for citizens from all walks of life and social classes to protest against the corruption and inefficiency of the Iranian regime. 
Mofatteh school, Isfahan-teachers on strike
Mofatteh school, Isfahan-teachers on strike
This is the second time that Iranian teachers are going on strike. Earlier this year, teachers across the country took to the streets to protest against discrimination, imprisonment of political activists and economic woes. This round of strikes by teachers is happening in parallel to a widespread strike by truck drivers across the country, which has lasted for more than three weeks and has expanded to more than 300 cities across the country. Last week, a separate strike by merchants and shop owners reached dozens of cities.

۱۳۹۷ خرداد ۶, یکشنبه

Iran: Students and people of Zahedan protest against insulting Balochi fellow citizens

National Council of Resistance of Iran

On Saturday May 26, students at Zahedan Azad University protested against insulting and humiliation of Baluchi citizens and Sunni Muslim rituals, and many groups of Zahedan people joined the protest by chanting "Do not be afraid, we are all together." It was written on the protesters' banners, “No to religious and ethnic insults.” Anti-riot security agents arrested a number of students at university attacks.
Mrs. Maryam Rajavi, President-elect of the Iranian Resistance, saluted the noble Baluchi compatriots and students and youth who have risen in Zahedan today, and said: "Shame and hatred for the clerical regime, which is the main source of discrimination and disunity in Iran today." She called all of the youth, especially in Sistan and Baluchestan province, to help and express solidarity with the students and youth of Zahedan. 
Secretariat of the National Council of Resistance of Iran

۱۳۹۶ مهر ۱۷, دوشنبه

Protest in Iranian cities by nursing students against official fraud



Iran Students of nursing protest officials’ fraud

 Students of nursing and nursing aide staged protest gatherings against fraud of state officials in a number of Iranian cities on Saturday, October 7, 2017.
The protesters, half of them women, protested the undecided status of their employment in the cities of Hamedan, Khorramabad, and Kermanshah (western Iran), Sabzevar (northeast Iran), Shahr-e Kord (south central Iran) and Shiraz (southern Iran).
Addressing the Medical Sciences University, the Health Ministry and the University Jihad Organization, the students in Hamedan held placards which read, “What happened to your promises?” and “We have paid our tuitions and passed our courses. What is our status?”
The students said, “We registered in this course, relying on promises made by the officials. Despite passing the course, not only we do not have any jobs, but we have also lost our time and money.”
“We attended the course despite financial problems. We have paid at least 3.5 million toumans (approx. $1030). Some have paid 5-6 million ($1470-1760),” they added.
Students in Khorramabad also gathered in front of the Medical Sciences University of Lorestan protesting against not being employed in medical centers.
“In 2015, they promised to train us as nurses or nurse’s aides in one year for 3.6 million toumans and give us job opportunities after finishing the course. The course took three years instead of one year and still there are no signs of getting employment,” a female student said.
Other students had previously protested this fraudulent project in Tehran.