The UN Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights was threatned by Iranian regime

Asma Jahangir, has denounced a report published by the Iranian News Agency (IRNA) alleging

Iranian Regime threatens every one who say facts about violation of human rights in Iran.
Asma Jahangir the United Nations Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in the Islamic Republic of Iran, , has denounced a report published by the Iranian News Agency (IRNA) alleging that she was planning to undertake a visit to Saudi Arabia in order to defame the authorities in Tehran.
The report also suggested that Ms. Jahangir intended to carry out the mission on behalf of military interests. But the Special Rapporteur has condemned and vehemently denied the news item.
Ms. Jahangir said: “I am appalled by this fabricated and malicious news story which is clearly aimed at compromising my integrity and independence, both of which are recognized internationally,” said .
she added: These accusations unfortunately reinforce the assessment I made in my first report to the UN Human Rights Council about the climate of fear which exists in Iran, where similar methods are used to silence those expressing dissenting opinions,”
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Does Trump's stances affect the equation of sovereignty in Iraq or not?

Iranian regime's intervene in Iraq

 Trump's government intends to release Iraq from the dominance of Iran and its backed-up militants. this is question who Stated Middle East affairs analyst, Hassan Hashemian, in an interview with Sky News answer to it.
They belive that regime of Iran and  and Its Revolutionary Guards (IRGC) Terrorist Quds Force, Should Leave Iraq .
Hassan Hashemian said: “the deal between Iraq and US which was signed by Obama could be changed. Trump can alter, modify the deal or take some points into consideration. Regarding the issue of Iraq, the question is whether the current Iraqi government defends the Iraq's oil or not? Does the government produce oil for the Iraqi people? These are the legitimate questions from the current government of Iraq."

Iran-Iraq friendship

I am agree with this Ideas that the US is responsible for the incidents that happened in Iraq and it actually has to adjust the process in this regard. Obama made many mistakes in Iraq and Trump has to rectify them as he holds the power in the US."
In the time beem Iraq's oil cannot be allocated to Qasem Soleimani and the Iranian Revolutionary Guards (IRGC).
 the US government has squandered billions of dollars on Iraq while this country is currently governed by the Iranian regime and its backed-up militants. Trump believes that this governance and dominance shall be changed."
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Iran: Firing Factory Workers with no unemployment Benefits

Firing Factory Workers with no unemployment Benefits

NCRI - According to news sources, 100 workers of Alborz Steel Factory in Takestan (Northwestern Iran) have been fired with their unemployment benefits undecided. One of the workers said in this regard that due to non-payment of insurance premium by the employer in the past16 months, the workers are not eligible to receive unemployment insurance benefits according to the insurance policy.
According to ILNA state news agency, about 150 workers have been working in this production unit, 100 of which have been fired so far in two occasions. The employer at this steel and rebar production unit has hired new work forces following their dismissal.
The laid-off worker have 15 years of work experience on average and their working contracts were renewed on a monthly basis.
Alborz Steel Factory workers state that all the workers are worried they’ll lose their job each month at the end of their contract. They added that 55 of their colleagues were also fired in March at the end of their work contracts. 
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Clinton: Countering Iran and defeating ISIS are not distinct missions

Clinton: Countering Iran and defeating ISIS are not distinct missions

Breitbart, the US news site, reported Monday that leaked e-mails from the Hillary Clinton campaign revealed that the presidential candidate had intended to tell the Brookings Institution that, “Countering Iran and defeating ISIS are not distinct missions – they are intimately related.”
However, after an intervention by campaign chairman, John Podesta, while Clinton confirmed that she supports “a military option” against Iran as a last resort, and accused Iran of propping up the dictatorship of Bashar al-Assad in Syria, she did not utter the line.
In her December 2015 speech to the Brookings Institution, Clinton also discussed the imperfections of the West's nuclear deal with Iran. She continued to say that the deal had to be "aggressively implemented and enforced," and that the US approach must be to "distrust and verify." Clinton also drew attention to Iran's "provocative behavior," saying that further sanctions might be necessary.
Breitbart reported that, "The Iranian government has used the Islamic State to expand its influence in the greater Middle East."
The news site also said that, "Iran funds Shiite militias in Iraq that have been accused of attempted ethnic cleansing, torture, and murder of Arab Sunni civilians in Iraq, and reportedly sent top commander Qasem Soleimani to Iraq in May 2016."