Tag: Iranian Protests

Iranian bakery workers in Dezful, Khuzestan province, held a protest rally on Sunday, June 16, according to local reports. The workers, numbering at about 150, protested against the failure of the regime’s local bakers association to pay their wages

Workers at the Haft Tappeh Sugar Cane plant say the judicial authorities in Tehran are incessantly harassing their imprisoned co-workers and their relatives

Iran has introduced 2,000 new morality police units in reaction to what officials call an “increasing defiance” of the compulsory wearing of hijabs

In Gilan Province, northern Iran, Iran’s regime is intensifying its crackdown measures to confront social unrest. 2,000 groups have been established across the province to issue “verbal and physical” warnings to the locals

The Iranian regime has been put under massive pressure by the United States. President Trump and his administration have been taking measures to curb the regime’s belligerence and it is pursuing a maximum pressure campaign

Workers staged 74 protests in the month of May in 35 cities, commercial areas and industrial towns with an average of two protests per day. The gatherings were mostly in protest to delayed paychecks, lack of job security, dismissal of workers and the non-renewal of their contracts

Revolutionary Guard Hassan Abbasi, in an interview with the state television, acknowledged that during the uprising of 2018, about 4,600 young people were arrested by repressive forces

Reports from Iran’s southeastern Sistan and Baluchistan Province say some 30 people have been arrested in a rally to protest local authorities for killing a young Balochi man

A viral video posted in early May claims to show bottles of alcohol in Iran being destroyed by security forces and civilians. But that’s not what actually happened

Residents of the impoverished city of Zahedan, southeastern Iran, have attacked and clashed with the brutal plainclothes agents of the Iranian regime for killing a young Balochi man