By Jubin Katiraie
Spreading misinformation campaigns and character-assassination are well-known methods of authoritarian regimes to do away with their opponents.
Iran’s Miners in Fear of Coronavirus Infection Deep in the Earth
By Jubin Katiraie
The outbreak of the coronavirus in Iran, in addition to its social consequences, has specific economic consequences, and workers at certain businesses, including miners, are at high risk.
Rouhani: Coronavirus Deaths in Iran “Acceptable”
By Pooya Stone
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani claimed that the level of coronavirus (COVID-19) deaths and infections in his country were “acceptable”, during a meeting with cabinet members yesterday, and that the condition in some provinces was “good”.
Evidence of Coronavirus in Iran Before February 4
By Jubin Katiraie
A significant number of patients had been hospitalized for coronavirus in Qom and Tehran by February 4, according to documents produced by Iran’s National Emergency Organization.
List of Challenges That Shattered the Iranian Economy in 2019
By Pooya Stone
“2019 was a bitter year for Iranians in many areas.” This is just one of the reports that have gone through the strainer of regime censoring in the country’s media. If one day the case of this regime should be clarified, statistics and figures will reveal the truth that will give you goosebumps.
Forgery in Iran Claims Many Lives Amid Coronavirus
By Pooya Stone
As Iran’s death toll of the novel coronavirus climbs daily, government-linked profiteers deceived a significant number of citizens who look for a precautionary substance. In this context, a resident of Tabriz, a major city in northwestern Iran, provided a shocking report about the impact of this forgery.
Iran Human Rights Lawyer Given 18 Years in Jail
By Pooya Stone
An Iranian human rights lawyer has been sentenced to 18 years in prison amid the coronavirus outbreak on bogus national security charges designed to punish political activists.
Floods Kill Dozens in Iran
By Jubin Katiraie
Dozens of people have been killed and injured in the horrific floods that are spreading across 19 Iranian provinces and causing gave damage to areas already hit hard by the government’s 40 years of neglect.
Inside Iran’s Coronavirus Crisis– Provided by MEK and NCRI
By Pooya Stone
After the emergence of the novel coronavirus in China, many states adopted pre-emptive measures to protect their nations against the disease. Due to the Iran-China partnership, the Iranian government not only rejected any precautionary actions but also continued its flights to/from this country and kept the people in the dark about the spread of COVID-19 in Iran until the death of two patients in Qom on February 19.
