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Riot police brutally attack HEPCO workers in west Iran peaceful demo   by   Adena Nima   September 17, 2019 in   Human Rights Iran’s riot police brutally attacked workers of the Heavy Equipment Production Company (HEPCO) in the western city of Arak yesterday during a peaceful gathering. Iran News Wire @IranNW  ·  21 h Workers in today's HEPCO gathering in Arak, western # Iran Iran, attacked and beaten by the regime's security forces. 30 to 40 workers were detained while 15 were injured. This is a dying regime that can't even tolerate a workers' protest. # IranProtests for # IranRegimeChange Iran News Wire @IranNW More images of injured HEPCO workers who were beaten by security forces today during today's peaceful demo.This is a disgrace! These are # Iranians workers who live in poverty when the regime squanders Iran's national wealth. International community ...

Iran: New protest rallies in Tehran & other cities HEPCO workers protesting in Arak, central Iran – September 15, 2019 Iran, September 16, 2019 —Workers of the HEPCO company in the city of Arak, central Iran, held yet another protest rally on Sunday, September 15, demanding answers on their status as company shareholders. The protesting workers were holding a banner reading, “We HEPCO workers are making it crystal clear: Our main demand is the clarification of the company shareholding and ownership status following five years of being left in limbo. We will no longer accept merely a new company director.” HEPCO Company  employees have a history of holding such protest rallies. On Saturday, September 7, they gathered outside the company's main office building, holding signs and demanding the status of their company stocks/shares be clarified with the officials. "We HEPCO workers are shouting loud and clear that we are demanding the clarification of our share-ho...

Iran’s reactions to global condemnation of attacks on Saudi oil facilities U.S. intelligence community released satellite images of the latest attack on Saudi oil facilities Iran, September 16, 2019 — The attack on Aramco oil facilities in eastern Saudi Arabia on Saturday , September 14, have resulted in a wide scope of global condemnations. Increasing reports are pointing fingers at Iran’s regime and denying the claim made by Tehran-backed Houthis in Yemen accepting responsibility for this recent  assault . “Iran launched nearly a dozen cruise missiles and over 20 drones from its territory in the attack on a key Saudi oil facility,” a senior U.S. official said to ABC. Keyhan  daily, a known mouthpiece of Iranian regime Supreme Leader  Ali Khamenei , wrote a telling reaction following these unprecedented turn of events. “The attack on Saudi refiners and airports that once were considered strange and even impossible have all become very possible today… The...

Tehran Regime Attack on Saudi Arabia Demands a Response September 16, 2019 Clare M. Lopez The Iranian regime has been escalating its aggression all year, with attacks against oil tankers near the Strait of Hormuz, outright seizure of commercial ships and crews, drone attacks against Saudi oil infrastructure by terror proxies in Iraq and Yemen, and now, a direct attack from Iranian territory by both drones and cruise missiles against Saudi Arabia. The 14 September 2019 attack on two of Saudi Arabia’s largest oil processing facilities (the Abqaiq and Khurais plants) reportedly took out nearly half of the Kingdom’s daily oil output, resulting in a 5% cut to overall world production. This is an act of war, direct, unequivocal, and with no room for plausible deniability. It must be met with an equally direct, prompt, kinetic response. It is up to the Saudi government, of course, to issue a statement that fixes responsibility for the attack firmly with the Tehran regime and...

Iran news in brief, September 16, 2019

MARYAM RAJAVI’S SPEECH ON WOMEN IN THE IRANIAN RESISTANCE: PART 2 Maryam Rajavi,  the President-elect of the  National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI) , gave an impassioned speech at the headquarters of the main opposition group  People's Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI or Mujahedin-e Khalq, MEK)  in  Ashraf 3, Albania , earlier this year in support of women’s progress in the resistance movement. In our last piece, we focused on the key discriminations and inequalities against women, which Maryam Rajavi had gone through in her speech. Here, we will talk about Iranian women’s widespread participation in the struggle against the two dictatorships. Maryam Rajavi said: “Let me add that they have always been at the forefront of the struggle since the outset of the mullahs’ theocratic rule, and more significantly, they have been the trailblazers and leaders of this struggle. Those days, women faced more difficulties than men in joining the dem...