Suppression and Poverty in Iran has Resulted in the Doubling of the Rate of Drug Addictions among Women

Increase in Drug addiction in Iran

Iran’s chief justice for drug enforcement agency in an interview with Mehr News agency on September 7, 2016 has pointed out the increasing rate of drug addiction among women.
Ali Moyedi said, “Overall from one million three hundred and fifty thousand drug addicts, 10 percent of them are women. This number has been doubled in comparison to our previous estimation”.
This official without pointing out to the real causes of this societal disaster also said “What we are facing today in area of drug use is the change in rate in which women are gravitating toward addiction. The change of this rate is the reason that we are facing this problem today.”
It is necessary to point out that on August 27, 2016 statement by the national council of resistance of Iran which was issued regarding: “The hanging of 12 prisoners in Karaj central prison in early August” that “The origin of drug distribution goes back to Khamenei and Revolutionary Guards. The income from such illegal activities are directed to Terrorism and it is used for spreading their fundamentalist ideological agenda.”
In a United Nations confidential report leaked by wiki leaks, it has been pointed out that the Iranian regime could be the biggest drug cartel in the world. (U.S. Embassy cables in Baku June 12, 2009)
Furthermore, some officials of the Iranian regime and Revolutionary Guard are directly responsible for the distribution and selling of drugs among Iranian youth specially students. Finally, a parliament member Rasoul Khezri has pointed out that the estimated number of people who are struggling with drug addiction is around 10 million. He also stated: “Although the inflation has caused an increase in price of all goods, the price of a lethal drug called “Crystal Meth” has significantly decreased.”

Horrific scene of public execution in Iran continue

More women committing suicide in Iran under Rouhani

This is the bitter fact in my innocent country Iran.Farhad Paederithani, head of the Hygiene Administration in the city of Gorgan in northern Iran admitted to the rising number of suicides in this city. 

“From March to September of this year 25 people have committed suicide, of which 16 were women and 9 were men,” he said.
Referring to the many social problems people face under the mullahs’ regime he admitted that drug addiction, divorce and suicides are the main reasons behind social damages that is seriously threatening Iran’s society.
Suicide numbers in Iran under the mullahs’ regime have increased to 11 cases each day due to massive plundering and growing poverty. This means over 4,000 cases of suicides each year. Even regime officials say these numbers are less than the actual status quo. (State-run Tabnak website – April 12th, 2014)
Last year, Salehi Nassab, a member of the regime’s so-called parliament said over 100 people had committed suicide in the town of Dasht-e Azadegan in 2014 alone.

In addition to wast range misery in  Iran , brutal executions  has become a daily task for the rulling Mullahs  in Iran. they just want to horrify our people .

The brutal and inhumane regime of Iran has once again resorted to one of its 

most barbaric and vicious means of intimidation in response to the ever increasing dissent among the public. Hanging in public which ordinary people including children and vulnerable people can watch has been condemned by both Iranians and the civilized world. But yet the clerical regime continues to exercise this inhuman act to prolong its disgusting and horrifying rule.
Just this last Monday a 30-year-old prisoner, only identified by his initials E.S., was hanged in a public square in the city of Khoy, north-west Iran.
The mullahs’ regime also on Tuesday hanged three prisoners in the town of Baft, southern Iran.
The three prisoners were identified only by their initials H.M., A.E. and N.H.

 The mullahs’ regime in Iran continues to execute more of its citizens per capita than any other U.N. member state. Some 2000 people have been executed within past 2 years since Hassan Rouhani has taken the presidential desk.

A statement by the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights Zeid Ra’ad Al Hussein on August 5 said: 'Iran has reportedly executed more than 600 individuals so far this year. Last year, at least 753 people were executed in the country.'
Amnesty International said on September 7 that “the Iranian authorities must end their unprecedented killing spree – more than 700 people have been executed so far this year.'

Iran: shocking figures- Human catastrophy

20% reduction in food basket

State-run in Iran acknowledge economic mismanagement by the mullahs’ regime has led to Iranians being able to consume 20 percent less food and liquids.
In 2010, each Iranian household on average consumed an annual amount of 2,318 kilograms of food and liquids. In the current year, the average annual consumption stands at 1874 kg, a decrease of 19.15%, according to the state-run Etemad daily.
The difference in consumption rates in the two periods is considerably higher when considering only basic food and beverage.
Iranian households on average consumed 1076 kg of basic food and beverage in 2010 in comparison to 846 kg in the current year, a net decrease of 21.37%, the report said.
The report was published on Wednesday by other state-run media including the Khorasan daily and the Alef and Tabnak websites.
On September 20, Eghtesadnews.com, a state-run website published an advertisement for selling body organs that had been posted in Pasteur Square in Tehran. This square is in the vicinity of the headquarters of Iranian regime’s supreme leader Ali Khamenei and the office of the regime’s President Hassan Rouhani .
This advertisement reads: “Eye cornea, bone marrow, liver blood type B+ for immediate sale.”
This website wrote that many government officials probably pass this advertisement for selling body organs every day on their way to work.
Such advertisements are posted on the walls by the very poor who have no money to buy food or receive medical treatment.
There is rampant poverty in oil-rich Iran which ranks eighth in the world for natural resources and mines. The ruling mullahs’ regime spends most of country’s resources on its nuclear bomb project, domestic suppression, and meddling and terrorism in the Middle East.
Reports from Tehran indicate that these advertisements may readily be seen in other streets of the capital.

70,000 high school students  use crack

Drug addiction on the rise in Iran under the mullahs

Drug distribution in various cities, especially in Tehran, has grown and become much easier than ever before, said a regime official in Iran.
2.65% of the country’s population between the ages of 15 to 65 are addicted to drugs, and currently in major cities such as Tehran there are around 200 to 250 so-called contaminated areas, he added.
Back in 2001 five percent of all addicts in Iran were women. However, in 2010 and 2011 their numbers rose to 9%, he continued, meaning the ratio of women addicts in the country has nearly doubled and this is an alarm bell. 
Currently 70,000 of country’s high school students have experienced using crack, he finalized.

man who set himself ablaze outside regime judiciary died of his wounds

According to reports from Iranians in the city of Molkan the individual who set himself ablaze last Monday, September 28th outside the mullahs’ judiciary in this city, lost his life to his wounds.

This individual was 45-year old Sirous Neekkhu. This Iranian committed such a horrific suicide protesting how the judiciary treated a case related to his family.
The funeral for this individual was held on Saturday under tight security conditions.