By Pooya Stone
On February 18, the Persian edition of the Kurdistan Human Rights Network reported that 17 Iranian Kurdish political prisoners called on the Iranian people to boycott the parliamentary elections on February 21.
Election List Fragmentation and Overt Boycott by Iran’s People
By Pooya Stone
Iran’s upcoming Parliamentary election comes at a time of major domestic and international crises for the regime.
Political Prisoner Hamzeh Darvish Calls on the People to Boycott Iran’s Elections
By Pooya Stone
On February 13, a political prisoner Hamzeh Darvish (Talesh) wrote a letter addressing the Iranian people about the scheduled parliamentary elections on February 21.
Iran’s Election: Delaying the Crisis or Solving It?
By Jubin Katiraie
On February 10, a day before the anniversary of the establishment of the Iranian regime, so-called reformists suddenly acquiesced to the supreme leader Ali Khamenei’s demand for participating in upcoming elections on February 21.
Monday Protests by Students and Shopworkers in Iran
By Pooya Stone
University of Science and Technology students held a rally in Tehran on Monday to protest the Iranian security forces’ recent crimes, including the downing of a passenger airplane and the killing of protesters. During these protests, the students also rejected the parliamentary elections scheduled for Friday.
Iran Protesters Denied Urgent Medical Care in Prison
By Jubin Katiraie
Many of the young people arrested during the nationwide Iran protests in November 2019 are being denied medical care in the Greater Tehran Penitentiary (also known as Fashafuyeh), despite being severely injured, and are being left to suffer in dire physical condition.
Election Boycott by Female Political Prisoners Held in Evin Prison in Iran
By Pooya Stone
Female political prisoners held in Iran’s notorious Evin Prison wrote in a statement: “It is up to us to leave their elections for themselves and remain in the real square of popular elections.
MEK Calls for Boycott of Sham Elections in Iran
By Jubin Katiraie
The sham parliamentary elections in Iran are fast approaching and they’re even more corrupt than usual, with the Guardian Council disqualifying most candidates affiliated with the regime’s President Hassan Rouhani’s faction.
