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Supporters of the Iranian Resistance in Hamburg, Germany, held a photo exhibit on March 15, 2025
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PMOI Resistance Units In Zahedan Reject The Shah And Mullahs’ Dictatorships
On March 14, the city of Zahedan, one of the main centers of resistance against the Iranian regime, witnessed a new escalation in the activities of PMOI Resistant Units. Despite tight security measures, the PMOI Resistance Units carried out a series of operations, continuing their previous actions. The slogans they inscribed on walls sent a clear message rejecting all forms of dictatorship, whether from the Shah’s monarchy or the mullahs’ religious fascism, emphasizing that the ongoing revolution in Iran aimed to establish a democratic and pluralistic republic based on freedom and equality.
The Resistant Units made strong statements against the regime and mobilized the Iranian people through bold revolutionary slogans painted across various parts of the city. Some of the most prominent slogans and their meanings include:
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PMOI Resistance Units Challenge Pezeshkian in Varamin: “Resign and Leave, Varamin is Not Your Place”
Coinciding with the visit of Iranian regime president Masoud Pezeshkian to the city of Varamin in Tehran Province, PMOI Resistance Units carried out extensive protest activities, including distributing leaflets and writing slogans on walls. These activities rejected his presence and emphasized his direct responsibility for human rights abuses and executions against the Iranian people.
In clear defiance of the Iranian regime, leaflets and graffiti appeared throughout various parts of Varamin, demanding Pezeshkian’s immediate departure and resignation. His presence was seen as provocative by the local residents who have endured considerable repression and systematic violence. Among the prominent slogans were:
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Iran’s Regime Expands Surveillance to Enforce Mandatory Hijab Laws
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A recent report by the United Nations has revealed that Iran’s regime is increasingly relying on advanced technology, including drones, facial recognition systems, and a citizen-reporting application, to enforce its mandatory hijab laws. The report highlights the government’s systematic use of digital tools to monitor and penalize women for non-compliance.
At the heart of this crackdown is the state-backed Nazer app, which allows both police and selected members of the public to report alleged hijab violations. The app enables users to submit vehicle license plate numbers, location details, and timestamps of supposed infractions. Upon receiving such reports, authorities send real-time text messages to the registered owners of the vehicles, warning them of the violation. The messages also inform them that repeated offenses could lead to the impoundment of their vehicles.
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Fact-Finding Mission on Iran Highlights Systematic Persecution of Women and Girls
The United Nations Independent International Fact-Finding Mission, in its latest report, once again highlights the ongoing systematic and targeted repression by the Iranian regime against dissidents, particularly women and human rights activists. The findings of the Fact-Finding Mission indicate that Iranian women and girls remain the primary targets of repressive policies, with the enforcement of strict laws, including mandatory hijab, becoming even more severe.
The report also underscores the responsibility of state institutions, including the Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), the Basij, the Morality Police, and the judiciary, in human rights violations.
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Families Commemorate Political Prisoners Executed in the 1980s Amid Iranian regime’s Restrictions
Families of victims of the 1980 massacres in Iran laid flowers at the graves of their loved ones in Khavaran Cemetery, a tradition observed on the last Thursday of the Persian calendar year- March 13, 2025
On Friday, March 14—the final Friday of the Iranian calendar year—families of political prisoners executed in the 1980s gathered behind closed doors at Khavaran Cemetery to hold a commemoration ceremony. The event took place under severe restrictions imposed by Iranian regime’s security forces, who have kept the cemetery gates closed for over a year, preventing families from paying tribute to their loved ones.
For years, the families of those executed in the 1980s have faced systematic obstruction by the Iranian regime’s authorities. Most recently, they have protested the burial of deceased members of the Baha’i community in the section of Khavaran Cemetery that contains mass graves of political prisoners executed in the summer of 1988. The Baha’i community has also joined these protests, denouncing the practice as part of a broader effort to erase historical evidence of the mass executions.
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Warning About the Possibility of Water Rationing in Iran
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With decreasing rainfall in Iran and the absence of a proper system for protecting water resources, media reports indicate that water rationing is imminent in the country.
According to reports, water reserves behind Iran’s dams are in a critical state, and in the coming months, the water supply crisis will add to the country’s existing crises.
The government-affiliated Tejarat News website wrote on Friday, March 14, that due to reduced rainfall, poor management of surface and groundwater, and an increase in both legal and illegal well drilling for groundwater extraction, Iran’s water situation is disastrous.
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Threat of Amputation for Three Prisoners in Urmia Prison
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Reports from Urmia Central Prison indicate that prison authorities have summoned three inmates and informed them that their amputation sentences will be carried out next month. This decision has sparked widespread concern among human rights organizations and civil society activists. According to available information, on Thursday, March 13, 2025, three prisoners named Hadi Rostami, Mehdi Shahivand, and Mehdi Sharifian, were summoned to the prison’s sentence enforcement office. They were told that if they failed to obtain the plaintiffs’ consent, their amputation sentences would be executed the next month.
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Executions of Multiple Prisoners, Including a Woman, in Iranian Prisons
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Iranian authorities have carried out the execution of several prisoners in recent days across different prisons, including the execution of a female prisoner in Isfahan.
On Tuesday, March 11, 2025, another prisoner, Hojjat Torkaman, was executed in Neyshabur Prison. He had been arrested four years ago on murder charges and sentenced to death.
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Melbourne Exhibition Sheds Light on Iran’s Human Rights Abuses and Demands an End to Executions
Melbourne, Australia – March 14, 2025: Supporters of the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK) organized an exhibition to spotlight the escalating human rights violations by the Iranian regime. The event served as a strong demonstration of solidarity with the ongoing Iranian Revolution, with a particular focus on the increasing executions of political prisoners.
#Melbourne Exhibition Sheds Light on #Iran’s #HumanRights Abuses and Demands an End to Executions #StopExecutionsInIran #FreePoliticalPrisoners #FreeIran2025 #MehdiHassani #BehrouzEhsanihttps://t.co/a9C5vS3Kgb
— Iran Freedom (@4FreedominIran) March 15, 2025
Attendees were confronted with the harsh reality of the regime’s brutality, particularly towards those affiliated with the PMOI, many of whom face unjust death sentences. This includes Behrouz Ehsani and Mehdi Hassani, both of whom are at risk of imminent execution.
Also, read Iran News in Brief – March 15 , 2025