Showing posts with label Paris. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Paris. Show all posts

Friday, 8 July 2016

Iranian dissidents gather in Paris, slam U.S.’ nukes deal



PARIS | In the biggest gathering of its kind, thousands of Iranian dissidents — and no shortage of former high-level American officials from both sides of the aisle — will converge here Saturday for a giant rally calling for the downfall of Iran’s theocratic government.....

http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2016/jul/7/iranian-dissidents-gather-in-paris-for-massive-ral/
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Thursday, 7 July 2016

Amnesty International calls for prompt, independent investigation into Camp Liberty rocket attack



International issued a public statement on Wednesday demanding that members of the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI or MEK) in Camp Liberty, Iraq, be protected from attacks, following the rocket attack on the camp on Monday in which some 50 people were injured.

http://www.ncr-iran.org/en/news/ashraf-liberty/20654-amnesty-international-calls-for-prompt-independent-investigation-into-camp-liberty-rocket-attack

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Saturday, 2 July 2016

for having Freedom&Democracy Join us to our gathering on 9July in #Paris #maryamrajavi #FreeIran

for having Freedom&Democracy Join us to our gathering on 9July in #Paris #maryamrajavi #FreeIran 








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The British Parliamentary Committee for Iran Freedom hosted a conference in parliament on UK policy toward Iran attended by MPs and peers.



At a conference in the House of Commons on Thursday, June 30, UK policy toward Iran was discussed by a panel consisting of experts on Iranian affairs and parliamentarians from both Houses of Parliament and each major political party.

https://www.politicshome.com/news/world/press-release/politicshome/76849/nearly-400-british-mps-and-peers-outline-new-iran-policy

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Monday, 27 June 2016

James Bezan MP from Canada supports ‘Free Iran’ gathering

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cOl0UJ6meLs

NCRI - Canadian lawmaker James Bezan has sent a message of solidarity to the upcoming "Free Iran" gathering in Paris to show his support for a free and democratic Iran that will ultimately respect human rights and civil liberties.

James Bezan, a member of the Canada's House of Commons, said: "I want to send my greetings to everybody that is planning on attending the gathering of the People's Mojahedin (PMOI or MEK) and the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI)."
 He added: "This is a very important time for everyone to come together and show their support for the NCRI and also to condemn the continued human rights violations of the Iranian regime. President Rouhani and Ayatollah Khamenei continue to violate the international norms of the rule of law and respecting the civil liberties of their people."

"I also want to ensure that all of us continue to stand up against Iran's continued oppression of political activists by imprisoning them, by condemning their actions against those practicing their freedom of religion and also Iran's continued interference in Iraq, Syria, and Yemen by undermining UN security forces as well as coalition partners who are in the fight against ISIS and the atrocities being committed by the Assad regime in Syria."

"I plead with everyone to continue to work towards the safety and security of those who are living at Camp Liberty outside of Baghdad, and also plead upon the government of Iraq and the US and the UN to ensure that their safety is first and foremost during these very tenuous times in the battle against ISIS in Iraq and Syria."

"And finally, I just want to confirm my support for Mrs. [Maryam] Rajavi’s ten point plan and ask the United Nations, the European Union, and the United States and other allies, to stand with the NCRI, the PMOI and really take this positive position that will ultimately bring peace and security to the region and democracy in Iran itself. Again, please join everyone as the gathering in Paris, for the gathering and showing their support for a free, democratic Iran that will ultimately respect human rights and civil liberties,” he added.

The major gathering of Iranians and their international supporters in Paris on July 9, which will be attended by hundreds of senior political dignitaries, parliamentarians, human rights and women's rights activists and religious leaders from the United States, Europe, and Islamic countries, will bring together international support for the cause of democracy and freedom in Iran.
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Sunday, 14 June 2015

Confrerence in Paris with speech of Maryam Rajavi the Middle East on fire by relegious extrimism


Maryam Rajavi:Iranian resistance must be protected in Camp Liberty and it must be supported, there

must be a united front against fundamentalism in meddle east.
The people of Iran want change in Iran
Maryam Rajavi: we must and we can do the regime change in Iran.

Mohammad Alarabi (ex FM of Egypt): " thanks, this Arabic coalition that is form here in Paris,we need more larger coalition to confront fundamentalist threat

Rabihe Diyab (ex Minister of women in Palestine): "women are the ones that are suffering in Palestine "
"what is going on in syria is not the solution for the ciris"
"women are the ones that are suffering in Palestine"
 "Palestinian refugees are in a very bad situation and this is a big problem , our land is divided and this is not acceptable but we are resisting"

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Iranians commemorate 50th anniversary of PMOI’s formation


In the grand gathering of Iranian opposition in VIllepinte, north of Paris many things solibreted


This year’s annual rally in Paris for democracy in Iran has a special difference. It comes on the eve of the 50th anniversary of the founding of Iran’s principle democratic opposition group, the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK).

Iranians in the huge gathering on Saturday celebrated the 50th year of life for the pivotal force in the coalition National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI).

A group of young Iranians at the rally went on the stage and each read out short histories of the PMOI’s 50-year struggle against the dictatorships of the Shah and the mullahs, and each one symbolical summed up by saying “the PMOI is in me”.



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Saturday, 13 June 2015

The real fighters for freedom


Former vice president of the European Parliament, ‎Alejo Vidal-Quadras is worried about Camp Liberty residents, he saluted them ...

And started his address on Iranian ‎Grand Gathering by saluting Camp Liberty residents, ‎calling them the real fighters of the freedom of Iranian ‎people and the reference and the source morality and ‎integrity for the entire world. ‎
The chairman of the ’In Search of Justice’, ISJ, ‎reiterated that the security of Liberty residents must be ‎implemented and that countries which have pledged to ‎this safeguard must carry out their pledges. ‎
Calling on the US president Obama and the EU high ‎representative for foreign affairs, Dr. Quadras said we ‎must not be deceived by the mullahs and the West ‎must not sign any agreement with this regime so long ‎as the Iranian mullahs have not signed the NPT and ‎destroyed their entire nuclear stock.‎

Alejo Vidal-Quadras: We must not be deceived by the ‎Iranian regime


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Maryam Rajavi: A democratic, non-nuclear Iran with the overthrow of the religious dictatorship

13 June 2015

Speech of Maryam Rajavi In grand gathering of  the Iranian resistance - Paris – 13 June 2015

In the name of God,
In the name of Iran,
In the name of Freedom,
In the name of 120,000 shining stars, the blazing flames of honor and dignity who defied the religious tyranny, and
In the name of all the unsung heroes and heroines who made the ultimate sacrifice so that others could live free; so that in the darkest hour of her history, Iran shines with stars, stands proud and cries out:  “Down with the velayat-e faqih regime!”

Voice and message of Iran’s genuine owners

Elected representatives of nations around the globe,
Honorable dignitaries,
My fellow compatriots, here and all over Iran,

I sincerely extend my gratitude to you all for joining this gathering.
We have come here to convey to the world the voice and message of Iran’s rightful owners, the Iranian people.

Amid an unrelenting uproar over the Iranian regime’s ominous nuclear program and three inhuman wars in the region, we have come to say that those who are speaking on behalf of Iran are in fact the enemies of Iran and all Iranians.

The people of Iran neither want nuclear weapons, nor meddling in Iraq, Syria or Yemen, nor despotism, torture and shackles.

The people of Iran are the tens of millions of enraged teachers, students, nurses and workers who demand freedom, democracy, jobs and livelihood.

They say:
First, the velayat-e faqih regime has reached the end of the line.
Second, the only way to end the violations of human rights in Iran, the nuclear impasse, the crises in the region, and the confrontation with ISIS and terrorism, is to topple the Caliph of regression and terrorism in Iran.


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Report and picture from Grand Gathering in Paris

Maryam_Rajavi : "Gratitude to all of you for coming here!"


Maryam_Rajavi called for the release of all classes of the people of Iran.



Mrs. Rajavi recalled the courage of the heroic people of Mah Abad and ...
Maryam_Rajavi :"The only way to end the #Violation of #HumanRights is to topple the actual regime!" 
Maryam_Rajavi : "The regime cannot escape the process of being overthrown!" 


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Iran regime “cannot and should not be trusted”



In an interview with Fox News the President-elect of the National Council of Resistance of Iran said
the current regime in Iran ‘cannot and should not be trusted’ and is calling on the U.S. and world powers to recognize Tehran’s intentions in advance of a deadline on the interim nuclear framework agreement.

"Nuclear negotiations should compel the Mullahs' regime to abandon its nuclear weapons program. This is the desire of the Iranian people who oppose this program. The Mullahs need the bomb for their own survival," warns Maryam Rajavi.


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Friday, 12 June 2015

Iranian dissident rally in France

Maryam Rajavi is president elect of NCRI. she leads Iranian opposition organization made the remarks in an exclusive interview with The Washington Times ahead of an annual gathering 
on June 13


By Guy Taylor - The Washington Times - Thursday, June 11, 2015
Days before a major Iranian dissident rally in France, the head of the host organization says the “circumstances are ripe for regime change” in Tehran, but Washington and other Western governments are standing in the way by legitimizing the regime of Supreme Leader Sayyid Ali Khamenei through the pursuit of a nuclear deal.

“Through their policy of appeasement and giving concessions to the regime, Western governments have served as an obstacle to the regime’s overthrow,” said Maryam Rajavi, the leader of the National Council of Resistance of Iran. “In the absence of Western assistance, this regime would have fallen by now.”

Mrs. Rajavi made the remarks in an exclusive interview with The Washington Times ahead of an annual gathering that the council — an umbrella organization that members say includes more than 300 Iranian opposition groups peppered across 24 nations — is holding Saturday on the outskirts of Paris.
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Flagrant human rights violations



This is the video of a young man whose father has been killed by the Iranian regime.
He calls on people across the globe to rise against “flagrant human rights violations” in Iran, particularly against the increasing executions under Hassan Rouhani.
 The video calls on people to join the Iranian communities abroad in their upcoming gathering in Paris on June 13 to stop violations of human rights in Iran.
According to a statement by NCRI, Over 60 executed in 10 days by the Iranian regime.
On the recent spate of executions in Iran, Soona Samsami, NCRI's US Representative, told IBTimes India on Thursday: "The political climate of repression and censorship in Iran, coupled with lack of due process in the judiciary, create severe difficulties in finding the truth behind Iran's executions."
"However, one thing is certain: the regime continues to use the death penalty, not as a deterrent to drug abuse or to stem ordinary crimes, but as a means of inflicting terror in a young and increasing restless and enraged population," Samsami said.
Samsami also hit out at Hassan Rouhani's failure to curb human rights abuses in the country.
”Hassan Rouhani's approval of these barbaric hangings notwithstanding, there is no room for reform in a constitution with a non-representative 'Supreme Leader', and a judiciary that executed 30,000 political prisoners in a matter of months in 1988 alone. Ironically, Mostafa Pourmohammadi, one of the three people who sat on the 'death commission' that sent these political prisoners, mostly MEK members, to the gallows, is Rouhani's Justice Minister," she added.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fO02LatQbrU&noredirect=1




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A ‘bad’ nuclear deal with Iran would jeopardize world peace

By Raymond Tanter



Most people would wish that President Obama succeeds in striking a deal with Iran that will see it shut down its nuclear centres, halt uranium enrichment and give up permanently the goal of obtaining a nuclear weapon. Iran however has shown next to no signs that it will forgo its nuclear weapons program. What most of us don't know is how ordinary Iranian citizens opposed to the mullahs' regime would feel about a "bad deal" that would see Tehran cheat its way to the bomb as it stalls world powers.

Amineh Qaraee, 34, and her brother Ehsan, 28, who fled the mullahs' persecution to Norway four years ago, have a striking story. As children, they witnessed their parents’ arrest and imprisonment for supporting the People’s Mojahedin Organization (PMOI/MEK), the main moderate Muslim group opposed to Khomeini’s theocratic rule....
"When I was just one-year-old my father got arrested, and two months later my mother got arrested with me and they took us to prison. There I had to live between people who got arrested and tortured just because they wanted freedom", Amineh recounts in a moving video testimonial.
"I spent some months in prison until they let my mother deliver me to my grandparents. My mother was in prison for more than two years and my father for four years."

Soon after his release, Amineh’s father, a teacher by profession, was again arrested for his political opinions.

"Finally they informed us that they had killed my father and 30,000 other political activists even though all of them were sentenced to some years in prison, not execution”, she adds before breaking down into tears. This has prompted them to join the cause of supporting human rights and democratic change in Iran through different activities, including promoting petitions and other initiatives through facebook, twitter and youtube....



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Countdown to Iran Going Nuclear

This is the real photo. It is not just a caricature. Obama doesn’t want to hear. He always pretend to know about the regime’s nuclear project but ultimately he will fail at…
Iranian opposition reported the regime’s cooperation with Korea ….


Giving Iran a nuclear capability of any of kind—‘peaceful
purposes’ or otherwise is a bad idea. And for the United States of America, who used to act as the world’s conscience, to act as the chief architect of negotiating a nuclear deal with Iran is an abomination.
“This is a bad idea. It’s a very bad deal,” said Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in his speech to the United States Congress on March 3, 2015. You know Bibi is on to something when bi-partisan members of Congress, not to mention Saudi Arabia, agree with him.
After missing two previous deadlines for a nuclear agreement,the US led negotiators, which includes United Nations Security Council permanent members Britain, China France, Russia plus Germany, announced in April they reached a “framework deal” with Iran. The deadline for finalizing this framework, built on an Iranian house of cards, is June 30th.
A deal that rubberstamps the mullah led Iranian regime of “death, tyranny, and the pursuit of jihad,” as Netanyahu described it.
Iran must “promise” to reduce the number of centrifuges used to enrich uranium into fuel for nuclear weapons from 19,000 to 6,000 and cut its stockpile of enriched uranium by 97%. The mullahs must also pledge (promise) to allow the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) to conduct inspections of its nuclear facilities, which it already declared military sites (where it builds nuclear weapons) would be off limits. Finally, if Iran “claims” it will do these things, all economic sanctions will be lifted. Easy peazie!
A little more than two weeks before the June 30th deadline to finalize the deal, Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei must be salivating. Secretary of State John Kerry declared these restrictions will slowdown the time it takes for Iran to build a nuclear weapon from a few months to a year. But the deal boils down to “take Iran’s word for it,” trusting a murderous repressive regime, fearless in its quest for world domination won’t go nuclear. “If Iran cheats, the world will know,” Obama said. Not when Iran can lie about every aspect of this flimsy deal.
Iran wants carte blanche removal of economic sanctions and the US and world to butt out of its nuclear business no questions or inspections asked. What Iran wants, Iran gets with a US president Barack Obama determined to reduce America’s presence in the world.
No wonder most rational world leaders express grave concerns about this deal, if not reject it outright. National Council of Resistance of Iran will focus its annual conference “United Against Islamic Fundamentalism and Terrorism” held in Paris June 13, 2015 on the dangers of a nuclear armed Iran. Each year the conference draws lawmakers and dignitaries from more than 60 countries gather together to call for democracy in Iran and an end to its Islamic extremist regime that supports terrorism.

In April, NCRI President Maryam Rajavi testified before the House Subcommitttee on Terrorism, Non-proliferation and Trade on the rise in Islamic fundamentalism and ISIS. Mrs. Rajavi called Iran the “epicenter” of oppressive Sharia law in the Middle East. Under her leadership, NCRI alerted the world to Iran’s clandestine nuclear program.
As Obama looks forward to making history with a lawless regime, politicians across the political spectrum from the US, Europe, Canada, Middle East, Australia, Asia and Africa will meet in Paris to once gain sound the alarm on Iran. “China, Russia and Iran are taking advantage of American retreat to assert political and (perhaps eventually) military dominance over their corners of the globe,” argued the Wall Street Journal.
Notice China’s Supreme Leader Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladamir Putin are fierce supporters of the world’s most hostile regimes: Syria and Iran. Putin recently sold Iran anti-aircraft missiles. To quote Miranda in Shakespeare’s the Tempest, “O brave new world, That has such people in ’t!” We should all be afraid, very afraid of “the dangerous new world order that Mr. Obama is leaving his successor.”
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Thursday, 11 June 2015

WORKERS AND FARMERS PROTESTS IN VARIOUS CITIES ACROSS THE COUNTRY

let's be the voice of Iranian workers who are under the tyranny and pressure of such brutal regime


Saveh - Workers of Safa Pipe factory in the city of Saveh, Markazi province, staged a gathering on Wednesday May 10 in front of the governor’s office for the second time in recent months to protest non-payment of salaries. A frustrated worker noted negligence of government officials and said: “What would be the reaction of those who don’t want to hear our voice if they do not receive their wages for two to five months and their insurance premiums and benefits are not paid for months?”


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call for democratic change in Iran


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Wednesday, 10 June 2015

UK Must Meet its Own Standards for Moral Cohesion in Middle East Moral cohesion from local combatants requires moral clarity from the West.


By Rt Hon. David Jones MP
June 09, 2015



The Guardian recently reported that Major General Tim Cross, the most senior British officer involved in post-war planning in Iraq, echoed sentiments previously expressed by U.S. Defense Secretary Ashton Carter when he said that the collapse of the town of Ramadi showed that the Iraqi army lacked the will to fight against the so-called Islamic State (ISIS)....

http://thediplomat.com/2015/06/uk-must-meet-its-own-standards-for-moral-cohesion-in-middle-east/

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