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On the 85th consecutive week of the “No to Execution Tuesdays” campaign inside Iranian prisons, Sabzevar prison joined in and brought the number of prison participations to 52. The prisoners across Iran staged a hunger strike to protest the regime's systematic and widespread use of the death penalty. Last week Mr. Mehran Bahramian an activist during 2023 Iran uprising, was executed and buried in hiding. His family even were not notified during bruial. Outside prisons the families of the death row prisoners continue their activism to save their loved ones. 

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Tens of Thousands of Iranians Rallied in Brussels Celebrating the 60 Year anniversary of main Iranian opposition force, PMOI/MEK People's Mojahedin Organization of Iran which has a long history of Struggle Against Two Dictatorships for Freedom in Iran. They gathered in the iconic Atomium and Heysel Plateau in Brussels on September 6, from different countires in the European Unions, USA, Canada and Austraila to send the message of overthrow of the Iranian regime. Thousands of PMOI members at Ashraf-3 in Albania joined the rally online. Mike Pence former vice president of United States, Guy Verhofstadt, former PM of Belgium, Kris Van Dijck Belgian MEP, Patric Kennedy former US congressman, Alejo Vidal-Quadras former vice president of the European Parliament as well as Mrs. Maryam Rajavi the president elect of the National Council of Resistance of Iran, were present at the rally and spoke. https://tinyurl.com/2s4hp55s

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Different media outlets reported on Sat. Sept. 6, 2025 of the gathering of tens of Thousands of Opponents of the Iranian Regime on Foot on Atomium square. Among the participants was Maryam Rajavi, President elect of the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI). Former U.S. Vice President Mike Pence also addressed the crowd, alongside former Belgian Prime Minister Guy Verhofstadt and John Bercow, the former Speaker of the U.K. House of Commons(2009–2019). The demonstrators called on the European Union to adopt a tougher stance on Tehran. “We are here to make our voices heard and to support Mrs. Rajavi in her fight for democracy in Iran,” said Afchine Alavi, spokesperson for the NCRI. Protesters also demanded European sanctions against the regime and urged the designation of Iran’s Revolutionary Guards (IRGC) as a terrorist organization. https://tinyurl.com/ynzw8y56 

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On Tuesday Sept. 2, the central headquarters of the Iranian regime's Ministry of Education in the Capital Tehran, witnessed a joint protest by two groups: retired teachers and the Instructors from the National Literacy Movement- Nehzat-e savad amouzi. The retired teachers who were chanting "stop saying there are no funds, we are tired of empty promises", demanded immeidate payment of long overdue salary adjustments under the ranking plan. Meanwhile Literacy movement instructors rallied for the third consecutive days, pressing the ministry to issue long-delayed regulations that would secure their rights as part-time teachers. https://tinyurl.com/mw4bke6a  

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The families of political prisoners under the death row, gathered on the 84th week of Tuesdays of No to Execution in Iran. The prisoners of 51 prisons in Iran on Sept 2, joined the campain to stop the executions in Iran by realeasing statement and a day of hunger strike. https://tinyurl.com/5fp5j2zp

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Leila Saremi mother of political prisoner Farzad Moazami Goodarzi, remains in prolonged pretrial detention at Tircheh block prison in Borujerd after 40 days of arrest. Judicial and security officials have refused to provide transparent information to her family or lawyer. https://tinyurl.com/bp5bmnrs  

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On Wednesday evening, August 20, outside a café in a commercial center of Fasa in Iran's Fars province, a female Hijab patrol, confronted 2 teenagers under the pretext of “promoting virtue and forbidding vice”—a state-sanctioned concept used to justify interference in personal dress and behavior. The intervention quickly turned into a heated altercation, where the public supported the two teenage girls. According to the Prosecutor General of Fars Province, a judicial case was opened against the two teenage girls, who were arrested, formally charged, and transferred to the Shiraz Juvenile Detention and Correctional Center. Authorities also confirmed that on Wednesday, August 27, the individual who filmed and shared the video was detained. As part of the crackdown, the café where the confrontation occurred was sealed by judicial order. Officials further announced that investigations are underway to identify other individuals present at the scene, accusing them of “encouraging and inciting” the teenagers. https://tinyurl.com/3d4kjdt4 

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On Monday night, August 25, a group of female students at Shiraz University in Iran staged a protest for the second time in response to ongoing water and power outages in their dormitories. The demonstration, which lasted well past midnight, quickly evolved into an anti-government rally as female students at Shiraz University chanted slogans demanding their basic rights. They chanted:  

“Students, raise your voice, demand your rights!”

“Students may die but will never accept humiliation!”

“Water, electricity, life — these are our basic rights!”

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Tina Delju, a university lecturer, political science graduate, and social activist from Rasht, has once again been sentenced to prison by the Iranian judiciary. According to a ruling issued by Branch 3 of the Revolutionary Court in Rasht, she has been sentenced to one year in prison on charges of "propaganda against the state". Tina Delju has a history of multiple convictions. In a similar case before the same court, she had previously been sentenced to one year in prison and was released after serving 40 days in detention under electronic monitoring. The university lecturer had also faced a separate seven-month prison sentence on charges of “spreading false information,” a sentence she completed before being released. https://tinyurl.com/ycyenbta  

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In the 83rd week of the No to Execution Tuesdays campaign, prisoners in 50 prisons across Iran launched a hunger strike on Tuesday, August 26, to denounce the regime’s escalating wave of executions. Inmates from Dehdasht Prison joined the movement this week. The prisoners’ statement in the 83rd week of the No to Execution Tuesdays campaign declares: “We call on all international organizations, human rights defenders, and conscientious individuals to confront this machinery of death and amplify the voices of the Iranian people rising against executions". The statistics remain alarming with 166 people executed in Iran since July 23. At least two prisoners were publicly hanged in the cities of Kordkuy and Beyram Larstan, as a deliberate effort to normalize violence and humiliate society. The parents of political prisoners facing the death penalty have been consistently protesting on Tuesdays, despite relentless security pressures and judicial threats. They demand that the executions of their children be halted, and political prisoners be freed. Holding the pictures of their loved ones, they cry out, “No to executions” and “Our children are innocent — stop the executions.” https://tinyurl.com/2pdr38e2

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The visa case of Mehdi Nasiri — former editor-in-chief of state newspaper Kayhan under Khamenei in Iran and political deputy of the Policy Council for Friday Prayer Leaders — has reached Canadian immigration authorities, and his visa may soon be revoked. Shadi Sadr, a lawyer, journalist, and human rights advocate, recently revealed on her Instagram channel that two months ago her team submitted a detailed letter to Canadian officials calling for accountability of past and present officials of the Islamic Republic. “One of the authorities confirmed by email that they are reviewing our documents on Nasiri,” she said. Sadr emphasized that, under Canadian law, anyone who has held a senior position in the Islamic Republic since 2003 is barred from entering the country. “If a visa has been issued for such individuals, it must be canceled,” she added. Nasiri himself confirmed the news on his YouTube channel on Tuesday, August 19, announcing plans to launch a campaign in response. He also disclosed that the visa of his wife, Fereshteh Mazinani — who was due to travel again to Canada — has already been revoked. Two months ago, CBC Television aired a report on Nasiri. Nassiri, who entered Canada with the slogan “from Tajzadeh to Shahzadeh,” is now in Canada presenting himself as a monarchist activist.

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The appeals board for Administrative Violations at Iranian regime's Ministry of Education has issued disciplinary rulings against seven members of the Sanandaj Teachers’ Union. Among those sentenced are two female teachers. According to the final verdicts, Nasrin Karimi (with a master’s degree in sociology and 27 years of service) has been forced into forced retirement with a demotion of two professional ranks. Leila Zarei (with a bachelor’s degree in elementary education and 30 years of service) has been dismissed from her position as vice-principal, forced into retirement, and demoted by one rank. Other union members — Majid Karimi, Ghias Nemati, Salah Hajimirzaei, Faisal Nouri, and Mohyeddin Reyhani — have received sentences ranging from temporary dismissal and expulsion from service to forced relocation and professional restrictions. https://tinyurl.com/53j5dtee

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On Wednesday morning August 20, a woman named Mahsa Akbari was executed by hanging in Adelabad Prison in Shiraz. Just one day earlier, her husband was executed in public in the city of Beyram in Iran's Fars Province, in front of a crowd that included children. With this latest execution, the clerical regime has put five women to death between July 30 and August 20, within a span of only three weeks. The execution of Mahsa Akbari brings the total number of women executed in Iran in 2025 to 29. https://tinyurl.com/39m5cspm 

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In the 82nd consecutive week of the nationwide campaign “No to Execution Tuesdays”, prisoners in 49 facilities across Iran once again raised a united voice against the issuance and implementation of death sentences. What began as an initiative led by political prisoners in Qezel Hesar Prison in Karaj has now become one of the most significant platforms of resistance against capital punishment in Iran. Outside of the prisons, the families of the death row prisoners continue their activisties to hault executions. https://tinyurl.com/bdmvj5c4