The Iranian Regime has been trying to systematically brainwash children since the 1979 revolution, using their schools to force the mullahs’ warped brand of Islam and politics on them.
Last month, several officials of Iran’s Red Crescent were arrested. Although these arrests were part of the government's factional feuding, it should not be overlooked that corruption in the Red Crescent, an organization whose main task is to help people in crisis, hurt the people in recent years in crisis-hit areas such as floods and earthquakes.
One of the members of the so-called non-governmental Schools Oversight Board in Iran on 27 December 2019 told state television:
The latest rainfall in the southern parts of Iran resulted in vast floods and leaking of urban wastewater into residents’ homes. In Ahvaz, floods also caused the death of four hospitalized women and the downfall a building that wounded five people.
After the nationwide protest in November, Iranian state-run media are deceitfully defending the people, their civil rights, and their right to peaceful protest.
At the same time, they are advising the government, while recognizing the right to civil protests of the kind they want, to consider a specific place for expressing their protests.
The various social crises in Iran have reached a dangerous stage for the people, especially for women and youth.
