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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...

Suppressing Female Street Vendors in Iran - a Manifestation of Double Repression of Women 21 OCTOBER 2019   EMPTY By Jubin Katiraie Increased street peddling by women in Iran is the result of the catastrophic economic situation and the spread of poverty, analysts say. Peddling is not an official job but the result of an ailing and bankrupt economy which is due to corruption in the Iranian government. The Iranian government’s economic policy has led to a large part of the middle class falling into poverty. The situation is worse for women who are mainly housewives and have no income, so they are forced to go on the streets and work as peddlers. Hard-working women who are always subject to persecution and even insults by government officials are forced to accept these things in order to earn a little something for their families. According to state media and Iran’s officials, many of these women...

Female Singers Sent to Jail as Women’s Rights Activist Goes on Hunger Strike in Iran Written by  Mansoureh Galestan  on  20 October 2019 . IRAN’S REGIME IS ONCE AGAIN CRACKING DOWN ON WOMEN IN IRAN.   Six female singers were each sentenced to one year in prison for “unauthorized audiovisual activities, collaboration in making music and images, and airing them on anti-regime satellite networks,” the Women’s Committee of the National Council of Resistance of Iran reported on Friday. The verdicts were handed down by the 36th branch of the Revision Court of Tehran Province.     NCRIWomen'sCommittee ✔ @womenncri # Iran Six female singers sentenced to one year in prison each https:// women.ncr-iran.org/2019/10/18/six -female-singers-sentenced-to-one-year-in-prison-each/  … Six female singers sentenced to one year in prison each The 36th branch of the Revision Court of Tehran Province approved and finalized one...

Teenage Baluchi girls drowned in a ditch while attempting to get water October 12, 2019-  Two teenage Baluchi girls, Sara and Basmeh Kalamati, 14 and 16, were drowned in a water ditch or   Hootag . The news was announced by Jamshid Sarani, governor of Dashtyari County of Chabahar, in the southeastern province of Sistan and Baluchestan. The two teenage Baluchi girls had gone to the  Hootag  to do their dishes and laundry when they fell into the ditch and drowned. “The water for 100% of the villages in this county is provided by tankers that bring 15 liters of water for each person,” Sarani added. The government has left the water supply projects for 210 villages in this region incomplete and done nothing to complete any of them. Anvar Badpa, director of the Education Department of Dashtyari, also stated: “The drowned were two students who had gone to the  Hootag  outside of school hours to help their families; unfortunately, they fell into th...