On December 14, Alireza Heidari, an Iranian expert in the labor sector, revealed that government-approved wages did not improve workers' livelihoods. He also emphasized the necessity of paying attention to workers' minimum salary when setting wages.
Earlier this month, the leader of the Iranian opposition, Maryam Rajavi, sent a message to supporters in Paris who were holding a gathering in support of the Iranian people’s anti-regime uprising, in which she urged France to lead a European initiative to dispatch an international fact-finding mission to the torture chambers of Iran.
The People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK) has released the names of 16 more martyrs of Iran’s nationwide uprising, bringing the total number of victims identified to 520.
These days, not a day goes by without Iran’s state-run media outlets warning and blaming authorities about the country’s breathtaking crises and their consequences. This is, of course, the natural reaction of the ruling system that was recently challenged by the people’s nationwide protests.
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The leader of the Iranian opposition Maryam Rajavi has issued an urgent message to the international community regarding the crackdown on the ongoing Iranian uprising, which is one of the most horrific crimes of the 21st century.
On December 15, Iran’s former Director-General of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Javed Ghorban Ogli warned authorities about the society’s vibrant situation and the threat of nationwide protests resurging. Regarding international economic pressures, which practically debilitated the regime, he suggested current leaders resume negotiations with the United States.
Iraq has been rocked by mass protests against corruption, unemployment, and poor public services since 1 October. At least 473 Iraqi protesters have so far been killed in the anti-government protests while thousands have been injured since early October, a security expert revealed on Saturday.
