Iran View

According to a shocking report, in the first 9 months of the Persian year, 181,133 girls under the age of 19 got married, which accounts for 34 percent of the marriages (in Iran), according to the state-run Iran Online website on October 22, 2017. According to the Deputy Head of the Women and Family Department at the Presidential Office, the province of Khorasan Razavi ranks first in terms of child marriage with 6,759 cases; these are children, whose games suddenly turn serious, while their dolls turn into real children.

October 25 marks the anniversary of the hanging execution of Reyhaneh Jabbari in 2014. Reyhaneh Jabbari  walked to the gallows at dawn on Saturday, October 25, 2014, after seven years of incarceration. Since then, Reyhaneh stands as the symbol of Iran’s defenseless women who are handed the death penalty without deserving it. At the same time, she has become an icon for brave women who do not succumb to the Iranian regime and its demands. She was 26 at the time of execution. An interior designer by profession, she had defended herself against rape by a high official of the Intelligence Ministry (MOIS), Morteza Sarbandi. Reyhaneh was viciously tortured to make false “confessions” which would whitewash the methods and image of the Ministry of Intelligence but she did not give in. Instead, she wrote about the incident and about many women in the clerical regime’s jails whose only crime was being poor. She cried for and  wrote about the victims  of the clerica...

A large number of Iranians whose  deposits have been plundered  by state-backed credit institutions such as Caspian, Alborz-e Iranian (Arman) and Padideh gathered in front of the mullahs’ Parliament in Tehran (Majlis) to demand their stolen money. The call for this rally had been issued on the internet in advance. Almost 2000 women and men took part in the rally and chanted among others, “fraud has been institutionalized, hearts are filled with spite”, "I will not give up until I achieve my rights", "Enough of injustice.” A woman cried out, “The government plunders everybody under the name of God and the Prophet. They speak of killings and trampled rights elsewhere but are killing us at the same time.” As the protest climaxed, the State Security forces intervened and started beating with batons the protesters who reacted by chanting, “Death to the dictator.” A number of protesting women and men brutally attacked by police were rescued when other protes...

by Jazeh Miller Last week, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich (R-GA), spoke about the threat and dangers posed by the Iranian regime. He reasserted his support of the Iranian Resistance movement via the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK) and the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI). He said that the United States and the US State Department need to pay more attention to the resistance movement that is working towards a free and democratic Iran. Gingrich described the Iran regime as a “dictatorship with a façade of democracy”. He explained that during the recent presidential elections, Iran claimed that this was a sign of their democracy, but when you look behind the façade you can see that there was nothing democratic about the elections. He reminded the audience at the event that the Iranian regime is proud of who and what it is. Before it launches a ballistic missile, it will proudly show pictures of it all over the media with “Death to Israel” ...

By INU Staff INU -Recently, the American government said it plans to coordinate efforts between its regulatory and security institutions and seek the help of its regional allies to understand Iran’s training and smuggling networks, as well as Iran’s secret activities around the world. It is reported that information will be published about Iran’s secret companies, and those who deal with them will be exposed. It is said that it evidence proving Iran’s ties to al-Qaeda will be revealed. According to an  article  by Abdulrahman al-Rashed, former General Manager of Al Arabiya News Channel, “These ties came as a strange surprise to us and have changed how we view and understand Iran since 2003. That year, explosions carried out by al-Qaeda organization rocked the Saudi capital. We thought the attacks were by Saudi terrorists but to our surprise the orders to execute the task were conveyed to a cell in Riyadh through telephone calls from Iran. The explosion in May that ...