Maryam Rajavi’s 10-Point-Plan for a Free Iran

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Maryam Rajavi’s 10-Point-Plan for a Free Iran

Many people around the world, wonder what Iran will look like after the Regime is removed for good. Luckily, they can look to the plan devised Maryam Rajavi, the leader of the Iranian Resistance Forces, to find out what lies ahead for a Free Iran.

Maryam Rajavi is the president-elect of the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI), a coalition of Iranian Resistance groups, including the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK) as its largest member, which serves as a parliament in exile.

Let’s take a look at the ten-point-plan for a Free Iran in more detail, as it appears on Maryam Rajavi’s website.

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International Community Must Condemn Human Rights Abuses in Iran or Risk Another Massacre

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International Community Must Condemn Human Rights Abuses in Iran or Risk Another Massacre

Iran Focus

London, 02 Feb – The Iranian Regime’s crackdown on peaceful anti-regime protesters over the past few weeks is being fuelled by the lack of condemnation by the UN for the Regime’s past crimes against political prisoners, according to a former chief of the Human Rights Office of the United Nations Assistance Mission for Iraq (UNAMI).

Tahar Boumedra wrote an op-ed to explain that the crackdown against protesters and any other dissidents in Iran are worsening, with the total number of arrests topping 8,000, with at least 11 detainees having being tortured to death in prison.

The Regime has attempted to portray those deaths as suicides of people feeling guilty for protesting, but evidence of torture on the bodies tells a different story.

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U.S. Announces New Sanctions Against Iran Terror Cell

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U.S. Announces New Sanctions Against Iran Terror Cell

Iran Focus

London, 01 Feb – The US announced a new round of economic sanctions targeting terrorist groups in the Middle East on Wednesday, and, as should surprise no one, one of them is funded by Iran.

Harakat as-Sabirin li-Nasran Filastin (As-Sabirin), which translates to The Movement of the Patient Ones for the Liberation of Palestine, is an Iranian-funded splinter Shia jihadist faction that has been active in Gaza since at least 2014, when one of its fighters died in a mysterious explosion at a weapons production facility.

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Bahrain and Iran’s Terror Plot

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Bahrain and Iran’s Terror Plot

Iran Focus

London, 01 Feb – A Bahraini court sentenced two people to death on Wednesday, and issued lengthy prison sentences for 56 others, after they were found guilty on terrorism charges on behalf of the Iran.

Nineteen of the 60 defendants were sentenced to life in prison, 35 were sentenced to serve between 15 and five years in prison, and two were acquitted, according to the Bahrain News Agency. 47 of the defendants were also stripped of their nationality, according to the Bahrain Institute for Rights and Democracy.

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How the Iranian Ruling System Is Crumbling

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How the Iranian Ruling System Is Crumbling

Iran Focus

London, 01 Feb – The widespread protests in Iran have largely dissipated after a violent crackdown by the Iranian authorities, but the underlying issues that caused the protests still exist, so we should be wary of seeing this as an end to the Iranian people’s uprising.

One of the issues raised by the protesters was Iran’s sponsorship of terrorism and regional warfare (i.e. Syria, Lebanon and Yemen) and the money spent on this rather than on programmes to benefit the Iranian people (i.e. healthcare, education, employment). In response, the Ruling system pulled back some of its security forces from Syria, in order to suppress the protests.

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Amnesty International Decries Another Execution of Juvenile Offender in Iran

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Amnesty International Decries Another Execution of Juvenile Offender in Iran

Iran Focus

London, 31 Jan – Human rights organisation Amnesty International has hit out at the “exceptionally cruel” execution of a juvenile offender in Iran.

Ali Kazemi, 22, was hanged on January 30 in a prison in Bushehr Province.

This execution was illegal under Iranian law, according to Amnesty, because no notice of the execution was given to Kazemi’s lawyer.

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How the International Community Should Deal With Iran

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How the International Community Should Deal With Iran

by Pooya Stone

The widespread Iranian protests represent the people’s burning desire for regime change in Iran, especially amongst those born after the 1979 revolution.

Daniel L. Davis, a senior fellow for Defense Priorities and a former lieutenant colonel in the US Army, argued that the US should allow the Iranian people to reform their country from within, without help from outside interests.

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How to Fix Iran: Scrap the Regime

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How to Fix Iran: Scrap the Regime

Iran Focus

London, 31 Jan – Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei has recently ordered that the Regime’s Revolutionary Guards (IRGC) and its regular army must divest any commercial holdings not directly related to their mission.

At least, he did according to regime’s Defence Minister Amir Hatami. Many IRGC members have claimed that they’ve had no such orders, while also defending their control of at least one-third of the Iranian economy, and Khamenei’s office has not commented on the matter.

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Experts Agree Iran Protests Are Not Over

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Experts Agree Iran Protests Are Not Over

Iran Focus

London, 31 Jan – Experts at Emirates Center for Strategic Studies and Research agreed that the suppression of the people’s protest by the Iranian Regime has only postponed the Regime’s problems.

The panel participants in Abu Dhabi said that if the Regime doesn’t tackle the source of the problems that caused the protests, then the demonstrations will happen again and again and again, until the Regime falls.

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Iran’s Fruitless Interventions Abroad

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Iran’s Fruitless Interventions Abroad

Iran Focus

London, 31 Jan – At the end of last month, the people of Iran took to the streets in protest against the corrupt regime that has been putting its regional ambitions before the domestic needs of the country. The people initially protested against the economic problems that have worsened in recent weeks and months, but they soon turned into anti-government demonstrations and the people were calling for the Supreme Leader to leave Iran.

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