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The author of this revelation wants to remain anonymous and  we  respect this request  Sisters rented or victims & new slaves! I was very curious to know what kind of personality these rented sisters have. How and by what organs and organizations are they used? How much do they get paid? What social and economic class are they from?  So I went to a family member who works for the Intelligence and Public Security Police at the Greater Tehran Police Command. After a short chat, I showed her some of the photos of these "rent sisters" on my cell phone and asked, "What's going on?" He smiled and asked, "Do you want to get married?" I replied, "First of all, no; Secondly, God forbid I want to marry such people in terms of personality! I just wanted to know how these people participate in these ceremonies with this situation? And despite the apparent contradictions they have with the government !! Do they support the government? »   We, called These ...

Fariba Adelkhah, an anthropologist at Sciences Po University in Paris, who was arrested in Iran Newly Disclosed Arrest Reflects Iran’s Crackdowns on Foreign Nationals, Academics TERRORISM     22 OCTOBER 2019   EMPTY By Jubin Katiraie It was reported on Wednesday that the Iranian government was holding a second French academic. The disclosure adds to the international outcry over the questionable detention of Fariba Adelkhah, an anthropologist at Sciences Po University in Paris, who was arrested in Iran. Iran frequently maintains a veil of secrecy over arrests, criminal investigations, and prosecutions. This secrecy may be enforced with particular vigor in cases that are politically sensitive or likely to generate negative public attention. In April 2016, the Iranian-British dual national Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe was arrested and accused of being “one of the leaders” of this network. But the then-37-year-old mother had been traveling with her young d...

Iran: Officials dispatch anti-riot units to crack down on female fans in the stadium Special female anti-riot units stationed in Tehran’s Azadi Stadium during the 10 October 2019 soccer match between Iran and Cambodia Reporting by PMOI/MEK Iran, October 11, 2019 —Following the entrance of a very limited number of women into Azadi Stadium in Tehran, Iran, for a soccer match between Iran and Cambodia on Thursday, October 10, on high alert for any possible protest and in an effort to install a climate of fear, the mullahs’ regime dispatched special female anti-riot units to the site to confront any scene and prevent even the slightest sign of protests. People's Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK) @Mojahedineng October 10 - Tehran, # Iran Women members of the regime's oppressive police viciously attack and arrest a female fan holding a sign reading, "Blue Girl of Iran, Your Name is Eternal." # FreeIran 100 7:38 P...