In a short glance to Iran under the rulling Mullahs, you may see 5 million Bachelor’s degree graduates out of work plus daily executions, poverty and meddling in other countries, in order to avoid a general revolt in the country.
What is our duty against this terible situation?
Iran: 5 million Bachelor’s degree graduates out of work
Chair of the so-called parliamentary planning, budget
and Calculations commission in Iran shed some light on the scope of
unemployment in Iran under the mullahs’ regime.
“Currently there are 5 million Bachelor’s degree students out of work in the country,” Gholamreza Tajgardoun said.
“If the current conditions of creating jobs continue in the country, in the next three years the number of unemployed college graduates will reach 8 million,” he added.
“Currently there are 5 million Bachelor’s degree students out of work in the country,” Gholamreza Tajgardoun said.
“If the current conditions of creating jobs continue in the country, in the next three years the number of unemployed college graduates will reach 8 million,” he added.
Execution of two juvenile offenders
Reports have emerged of a second execution of a juvenile offender in Iran in just a few days Amnesty International said today, which reveal the full horror of the country’s deeply flawed juvenile justice system.
Fatemeh Salbehi, a 23-year-old woman, was hanged on Oct 13 for a crime she allegedly committed when she was 17, only a few days after another juvenile offender, Samad Zahabi, was hanged for a crime he also allegedly committed at 17.
Fatemeh Salbehi was hanged in Shiraz’s prison in Fars Province despite Iran being bound by an absolute international legal ban on juvenile executions, and severe flaws in her trial and appeal. She had been sentenced to death in May 2010 for the murder of her 30- year- old husband, Hamed Sadeghi, whom she had been forced to marry at the age of 16.
And beside these crimes against the Iranian people Secretariat of the National Council of Resistance of Iran reported in October 13, 2015
22 executions include a young woman and 3 public executions
about 22 other executions
Face to face with the international community’s commemoration of “October 10th, the World Day Against the Death Penalty”, the Iranian regime criminally hanged 22. Seventeen of the convicts were hanged on October 12.
On Tuesday, October 13, regime’s henchmen hanged a young woman that was only 17 when arrested after she had languished seven years in Adelabad Prison of Shiraz. This cruel punishment was carried out despite calls by international human rights institutions to save her life.
In the morning of October 12, three prisoners were hanged in public in Kazeroon for “armed clash” with the military and security forces and “causing insecurity in Bushehr, as well as in Mamasani and Kazeroon counties” on the mullahs’ fabricated charge of “corruption on earth and enmity with God”.
On this same day, in another criminal act, eight prisoners were collectively hanged in Darya Prison in Urmia. Concurrently, six prisoners sentenced to death were hanged in Karaj Central Prison.
On October 10 and 11, four other prisoners were hanged in prisons in Rasht and Bandar Abbas. Mohsen Tima, a prisoner from Bandar Abbas who was arrested when 20 years old, was hanged on October 11 after suffering 15 years in regime’s medieval prisons.
While the noose of infightings inside the regime, growing social discontent, and domestic and international crises tightens around regime’s neck, this regime has found no escape but to ratchet up suppression and increase the barbaric and arbitrary executions to save itself from its certain downfall.
The Iranian Resistance calls on all international agencies to condemn these barbaric executions and urges that any rapprochement with the Iranian regime be made contingent on the improvement of human rights in Iran, particularly the cessation of the executions.
