Tehran and Saveh student's Chanting slogans Anti-government

Tehran University Students protest on National Student Day

Secretariat of the National Council of Resistance of Iran has written in it's second statement December 6th protests- No. 2: 

Distribution of leaflets saying "why 1988 (massacre)?" and chanting slogan: "Death to dictator"
Hundreds of students of Tehran University turned the Student Day ceremony to a scene of protest against the repressive policies of the regime.
They sang "Yar-e Dabestani" and chanted:
"political prisoner must be freed", "student dies but does not accept humiliation", "Noble students! Support, support", "student prisoners must be freed" and "University Security should be abolished".

 "student prisoners must be freed"

They also protested against monetary law of university and the law called 'Sanavat (years)' enacted in order to extort money from students. They also distributed leaflets saying: "University is not garrison!", "Prison is not a place for students", and "why 1988 (massacre)"?
Students of "Allameh Tabatabi" University in Tehran also chanted "Political prisoner must be freed" and "worker prisoners must be freed" in their protest gathering.
The regime's intelligence agents called "Harasat" in Azad University of Saveh attacked and assaulted the students to prevent them from entering the campus. The regime's mercenaries attack turned into a confrontation with students. The students chanted: "University is not garrison" and" Death to dictator".

Hundreds of students of Tehran University turned the Student Day ceremony to a scene of protest against the repressive policies of the regime.

Old father calls Iranian students to rise in student's day

Doctor Mohammad Maleki's massage for student's day

Doctor Mohammad Maleki, the first head of Tehran University after the anti-monarchic revolution Written 16 December Student Day message released. The statement reads:
Doctor Mohammad Maleki Written Declaration 16 December Student Day:

My dear Mojahed and freedom-fighter children…

As your old father, who has relentlessly cried and suffered so much for freedom and has been in prisons, and tolerated tortures, and along with his family has experienced many difficulties, I have come to the belief that changes are going to happen in our country. Today, we all together, more united than ever and hand in hand, need to take firm steps to this informational movement that stems from previous experiences…by taking lesson from tyrannies, especially the 'velayat-e faqih' regime. This will enable us to not be deceived by manipulators, including disclosed mullahs and others, who have chanted slogans a lot for freedom in recent years, but were practically nothing....

Doctor Mohammad Maleki among ‌Bahaee's students deprived of education cost

In other part of massage has written : 
I am asking my children, the university student, to not let the will of these regime, which is to let these crimes sink into oblivion, be realized, and the issue of justice-seeking be forgotten. The justice-seeking movement is raised and discussed and studied by various circles, especially the students. We should all demand holding international tribunals to address the crime against humanity whose most victims have been and are students and university faculties......
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Iran: Dr. Mohammad Maleki:“ Iranian regime is taking its last breath.”

The first President of Tehran University after 1979 revolution in Iran,
Dr. Mohammad Maleki

Dr. Mohammad Maleki, first President of Tehran University after 1979 revolution in Iran stated that the regime in Iran has “reached its end and is taking its last breath.”
Dr. Maleki, 83, is a human rights activist who has been arrested and imprisoned by the Iranian regime many times and is banned from leaving the country.

 He publicly condemned a brutal rocket attack on October 29, 2015 against members of the PMOI (MEK) in Camp Liberty in Iraq which left 24 people killed and dozens wounded. 
 He allways , has  sent messages to the youths and Iranian people in Iran to “rise up and protest” against the mullahs’ regime in Iran.

A funeral service was held for Mrs. Jannatpour on Saturday December 5 in Tehran. Dr. Mohammad Maleki, spoke at the event and praised the late Mrs. Jannatpour for her support of the MEK.

He also define of mothers of murders and speech every where.


He is banned from traveling abroad and can not leave the country.

In an interview on November  27, Dr. Maleki referring to scandal of the regime’s Judiciary chief, Sadegh Larijani’s, over his personal bank accounts, said: “during the past few months, some issues have been exposed and I think all of them are related. Disclosure of major astronomical salaries, Ayatollah Montazeri’s audio file [regarding 1988 massacre of political prisoners], the story of Saeed Mortazavi, moral corruption of Saeed Tusi, and the last one being Sadegh Larijani’s [personal] accounts and corruption of the Judiciary system, all of these remind the last years of the Shah's regime.”

“If you look ahead, in all these revelations the regime’s supreme leader (Ali Khamenei,) is involved and the attacks on him have become more intense. On the other hand, daily strikes and [protest] gatherings by various strata of the society show that the regime is taking its last breath and has reached the end of the line,” Dr. Maleki continued.
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Former Tehran University President’s interview on corruption in Iran Supreme Leader’s office

Dr. Mohammad Maleki’s interview on corruption in Iran Supreme Leader’s office

NCRI - In an internet interview on October 25, Dr. Mohammad Maleki, the first President of Tehran University following the anti-monarchy revolution, has pointed to the ‘moral corruption case’ in the office of Iran’s supreme leader and stated that “this is a catastrophe for the regime, proving that they are not trustworthy.”
 “In his remarks, Saeid Toosi had said himself that he would pull down hundred others (inform on them) in case he was too much bothered. This shows the magnitude of the disaster”, said Maleki.
He added: “My point is these people have no religion, faith or God. They have nothing. They only seek power.”
The first President of Tehran University following the anti-monarchy revolution said that “ This issue (disclosure of Toosi’s case) hit the regime more than Mr. Montazeri’s audio tape. When you speak in this regard with a driver, worker or anyone else for that matter, they are all confused as to whom can they trust anymore.”
He added: “But I’m confident that the people are aware and will become even more aware so as to make the final decision and bring them down from their throne of power.”
“Fortunately this justice-seeking movement for the victims of 1988 has been raised in the world and I hope it reaches a point so that those responsible be brought to justice”, Maleki said at the end of his interview.