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Two political prisoners, Ebrahim Khalil Sedighi Hamedani, 63, and his son Salar, 30, were suddenly transferred from Urmia Prison to Marivan and Kamyaran Prisons.

For the people of Iran 2021 ended while the situation of human rights deteriorated drastically. The report below Sheds some light on how the ruling

CHICAGO: Teachers and educators in Iran continued to protest in more than 100 cities this week against the clerical regime’s oppressive policies that target educators, officials from the US-based National Council of Resistance of Iran said Friday. NCRI officials said the protests began on Dec. 15, demanding better treatment of teachers and educators.

Protesters chant: “Free all political prisoners," "Teachers demand your rights," "Teachers will die, but won’t accept humiliation" Mrs. Maryam Rajavi:

National rally of teachers and educators in more than 100 cities of Iran with the slogan 'Teacher prisoner must be released'

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Iran is still one of the worst countries in Human Rights violations while the world powers are trying to save the regime’s future with an agreement about its nuclear case.

During the recent protests in Isfahan, Iran regime's forces injured many of the farmers and people who joined their peaceful protests with the shot pellet guns. Many of them lost at least one of their eyes.

The Iranian Teachers Coordination Council, which had organized the rallies, had declared that the announced budget for teachers in the classification legislation is not enough and the government and parliament are just trying to put something on paper

"Imprisoned teachers must be released," "Teachers, demand your rights,” “The nation has never seen so much injustice" Mrs. Maryam Rajavi: The nationwide