Arresting Dozens of Children in Iran for Water Sporting by IRGC

IRGC Arrests Dozens of Children in Iran for Water Sporting

NCRI reported that a dozens of boys and girls who were on a leisure tour and mountain hiking near the town of Sepidan were arrested by The Iranian regime’s Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) , they were 90 boys and girls who were taking part in a mixed-gender tour and mountain hiking .
then  the IRGC forces announced that they would take action against “those who disrupted the norms during the month of Ramadan.”
The Iranian regime routinely steps up its suppressive measures during the holy month of Ramadan.

World Must Tackle Iran Regime's Rogue Behavior

World Must Tackle Iran Regime's Rogue Behavior

The mullahs’ regime in Iran is “undeniably a rogue and authoritarian regime determined to gain and impose an illegitimate dominance across the region, meddle in other nations’ domestic affairs, export terrorism/extremism/Islamic fundamentalism, and kill civilians and military personnel of all adversaries, including the United States, Saudi Arabia and all their regional allies,” according to an opinion article published on Tuesday by Al Arabiya English.
On Syria, there is no doubt in the importance of the Levant for Iran’s regime, and “Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei has, time and again, highlighted the imperative of Iran confronting its enemies in Syria far from its own borders,” dissident Iranian writer Heshmat Alavi wrote for Al Arabiya English.
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Tightening the sanctions on Iran

US Senate to Vote on New Sanctions Against Iran Regime

US Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is turning the Senate toward passing tougher sanctions against Iran's regime, The Hill reported late on Monday.
The Kentucky Republican teed up a procedural vote for Wednesday on the Iran Destabilizing Activities Act. If lawmakers drag out debate on the legislation, a final vote could take place as late as Thursday evening.
 As Maryam Rajavi welcomed the positions adopted by the Arab Islamic American Summit vis-à-vis the Iranian regime's conduct
 and in  reiterated that the censure of the clerical regime's actions and crimes must be pursued and realized through practical measures, specifically by severing ties with the ruling theocracy, expelling it from international organizations, designating the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) as well as other military, paramilitary and security forces affiliated with the regime as terrorist organizations, and expelling them from the region.
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Isn't high time to root out and eradicate all Iranian related presence in Syria?

what is her  sin she is innocent

seeing images of Bashar Assad’s most recent massacre through an atrocious chemical attack staged by his Sukhoi 22 warplanes targeting the city of Khan Sheikhoon in Idlib Province, in Syria’s north creat much grievous to every one who see this. it is impossible that think about this crime how can do this against more than 400 were children and women and other civilian.

Imagine the feeling of this father

This massacre done for Iran’s involvement in Syria in a die hard effort to maintain the dictator Bashar Assad in power.
Following a wave of international condemnation of this crime was formed.
when international society will be take serious action about this massacre. As Mis Rajavi said : 

MARYAM RAJAVI: CHEMICAL ATTACK ON IDLIB IS A MAJOR WAR CRIME; THOSE RESPONSIBLE MUST BE BROUGHT TO JUSTICE

She underscored the fact that the international community's silence and inaction in responding to the six-year war crimes in Syria have emboldened Iran's religious fascist regime and the Syrian dictator in pursuing and stepping up their crimes.

Persistence of the war crimes in Syria with the growing involvement of the Iranian Revolutionary Guards Corps and its affiliated militia clearly shows that as long as the Iranian regime is not evicted and its IRGC not expelled from Syria, and so long as their puppet government is in power in Damascus, peace, tranquility and even a ceasefire could not be upheld in that country and the region.

yes i hope that international society will take action immediately.

To this end, and after six years of utter carnage, it is high time to completely root out and eradicate any and all Iranian related presence in Syria, and the first step in such a road map to reach peace in the Levant is to designate the Revolutionary Guards as a foreign terrorist organization.

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Paris Conference: Call for Justice; Ending Impunity for Perpetrators of Crimes Against Humanity in Iran, Syria

Maryam Rajavi: Call for Justice; End Impunity for Perpetrators of Crimes against Humanity in Iran and Syria

On Saturday, November 26, 2016, in the Mutualité conference center in Paris,a conference called, "Call for Justice: Ending Impunity for Perpetrators of Crimes Against Humanity in Iran and Syria" was held.
At the conference,spoke President-elect of the Iranian Resistance Maryam Rajavi .
in this conference participated a number of distinguished political personalities and jurists from France and Europe, representatives from Middle East countries, as well as a number of officials of the Syrian Opposition .

Paris Conference: Call for Justice

In her speech, Mrs. Rajavi described the US policy as being disastrous for the people of Iran and the region in the past 16 years because it gave the greatest support to the clerical regime in Iran. With the new administration taking office, the Iranian people and Resistance and the people of the region expect the US to revise its policy, she said in her speech:
The international community must end its silence and inaction vis-à-vis the mullahs' crimes in Iran and the region
Any solution seeking to end Daesh is conditional on complete eviction of the Iranian regime from the region, particularly from Syria. The people of Iran loathe this filthy war and stand by the people of Syria.
A number of former political prisoners and young PMOI supporters who have recently left Iran also attended the conference and explained their experiences and observations on the omnipresent repression in Iran and the activities of the PMOI inside the country.

former political prisoner Shabnam Madadzadeh who spent five years in prison

Former political prisoner Arash Mohammadi 

Former political prisoners Fatemeh Goudarzi and her son, Iman Afsahi.

An exhibition displaying images of some of the victims of the 1988 massacre of 30,000 political prisoners in Iran was visited by participants in the conference.

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THE UNIFIED, BIPARTISAN VIEW OF THE AMERICAN DELEGATION

1. L,In democracies like America, we have learned that tolerance and respect for all religions and individual freedom of religion are essential to a peaceful society.
That is why we agree with the NCRI that the Iran will remain a threat to its neighbors and to its own people so long as the Supreme Leader claims total authority over the nation’s affairs and violates the sovereignty of other countries.

2. In democracies like America, elected leaders have limited terms, and citizens are accustomed to choosing new office-holders promising a different direction whenever the public believes change is needed. 
That is why we agree with the NCRI that US policy has misunderstood Iranian regime politics for years; whether hard-line or so-called reformist, all of Iran’s leading regime figures bear responsibility for terrorism, assassinations, massive human rights violations and political executions. None have clean hands and all will try to block true reform. 
3. In democracies like America, we tend to label politicians based upon their place in the liberal-toconservative spectrum, because these differences in philosophy translate into differences in policy. 
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8. Back in America we along with many members of Congress have had the opportunity to meet Iranian-Americans who actually know what happened to their relatives opposing dictatorship and corruption in Iran under the Shah and the mullahs. For decades Washington has had a false and very misleading understanding about the Mujahedin-e Khalq (MEK) resistance group, promoted by Iranian intelligence and propaganda. 
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The true story of those in Iran brave enough to stand up to dictatorship and repression is a story of heroism on behalf of a great civilization and 79 million Iranians trapped by a failed and desperate regime. We support the NCRI and the MEK because we now know the truth about their legitimate resistance to tyranny, confirmed by several major judicial reviews in Europe and North America, and are no longer confused about whose cause is just. Not one member of the MEK has ever been convicted of terrorism. 
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With the US Administration clearly having misread Iran’s unchanging hostility toward US interests in the nuclear talks, it is time for America to move forward and start talking with the organization representing educated, principled, modern Iranian Muslim men and women all over the world who support the NCRI and Madame Rajavi’s ten-point plan. We therefore recommend that from now on, the United States should maintain an open channel of dialogue with the National Council of Resistance, to benefit from these exiles’ experience and knowledge about the regime in Tehran. The regime is discredited, illegitimate and in decline, and the people of Iran deserve to know that Americans understand their plight, and respect their right to determine their own future, free of oppression. 
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In this respect we have all steadfastly demanded security for the residents of Camp Ashraf, now Camp Liberty, and continuously reminded our government to uphold America’s obligation to ensure the protection of the residents. We ask the Administration to take all necessary measures for their safety until the last residents leave Iraq, and to urge the United Nations to relocate the residents with far greater urgency. We call on the Government of Iraq to prevent agents of the Iranian regime from gaining access to Camp Liberty with the intention of disrupting the relocation, and to uphold its commitment to allow the residents to sell their assets in Ashraf and Liberty and take personal possessions with them to Albania. Our country and the UN have promised protection to the MEK members in Iraq, and yet in seven attacks, many have been killed or wounded by Iraqi security forces and militias acting at Iran’s behest. It is time the United States made clear that we will keep our word and uphold our principles and those of the UN. 
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