By INU Staff
INU -By using such means as repression, persecution, and intimidation the regime in Tehran secures its grip on power, while it portrays many in its leadership as “moderate”.
By INU Staff
INU - Ushering in the New Year of 2018 was a wave of urban uprisings in more than 140 cities and towns in Iran.
By INU Staff
INU - Violations of the fundamental Islam adhered to by the Iranian regime drives the ban on females from performing, working, or participating in their dreams. Women are routinely blocked from pursuing their passions, be it in sports, science, music, or other cultural forums.
By INU Staff
INU - Chants of “Death to Khamenei!”, and “Death to Rouhani!”, as well as “We will die to get our Iran back!”, echoed across Iran during the recent protests.
By INU Staff
INU - Last week, the CHRI reported that a majority of Iranian legislators had signed a letter urging the government to ban all foreign social media platforms. This development threatens to reverse Tehran’s earlier decision to not make permanent its ban on the Telegram instant messaging app, following the mass protests that began in Mashhad on December 28 before spreading to upwards of 100 Iranian cities.
by Poorang Novak
For more than five days, the people living in the Khuzestan province of Iran have been struggling to breathe because of a huge dust cloud. The media in Iran has reported that the situation is very serious, with the cloud being seven times worse than the maximum limit that is recommended.
