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Iran: Dropout students are the mullahs’ latest present for the youth ( Street children in Iran (File Photo Iran, September 9, 2019 —On the eve of a new school year, sweet memories of the years past remind us of the best periods of life, where the foundations for the next generation and the future of a country are set. This would be true, if not for the ruling mullahs in Iran. According to UNESCO, any and every kid from 6 to 18 years old should regularly visit a place to further their education, but increasing numbers of youth in Iran under the mullahs’ regime are not able to do so. According to the latest results of the Statistical Center of Iran based on a detailed nation-wide survey conducted in 2017, 1.5 to 2 million Iranian minors are either unable to visit a school or are illiterate. But Hafizollah Fazeli, a government manager in Chaharmahal and Bakhtiari province, southern Iran, says that there are currently “3.5 million children” in Iran “who are not studying....

Why all the cries of fear by Iran’s officials? Crackdown on women in Iran under the mullahs’ regime Analysis by PMOI/MEK Iran, Aug. 9, 2019  - Following the Iranian regime’s economic dilemma due to decades of mismanagement, international sanctions and blatant corruption, the situation of the ruling apparatus has become so complicated that a rather small issue like the dress code can swiftly become a matter of national security for the regime. While senior Iranian officials, such as President Hassan Rouhani or the Supreme Leader  Ali Khamenei  himself, don’t miss an opportunity to express how stable and powerful their regime is, different voices are becoming louder every day. On August 4, following the  blacklisting  of the mullahs Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zari, government spokesman Ali Rabiei, a former labor minister, expressed his concerns about the Iranian opposition. “The presence of the anti-revolutionaries in the White House h...

Experts Assembly members demand to form of a secret government Members of the Iranian regime’s so-called Assembly of Experts!!! Analysis by PMOI/MEK Iran, Aug. 1, 2019  - Ezatollah Zarghami, member of the High Council of Cyberspace revealed, "Some members of the Experts Assembly have suggested to [Iranian regime supreme leader Ali]  Khamenei  that his subordinate institutions take care of some of the economic duties of [Hassan] Rouhani's government and assemble a secret government." In this regard, IRGC-run Fars News Agency wrote, "On Tuesday, July 29, Zarghami explained the reason for this suggestion as such: 'The members of the Experts Assembly noticed that the country isn't being run. They said now that it's not being run, a secret government should be assembled, the institutions under the control of [Khamenei] including the Foundation of the Poor and the organization for ‘Execution of Imam Khomeini's Order’ should come and take o...