Keep the "Voice of Iran" Alive

For over 20 years KRSI (Radio Sedaye Iran) has been in pursuit of exposing the true identity and nature of the Islamic Regime. Our resolve has been to give a voice to the people of Iran in order to achieve freedom from the plague that has ravaged our country for the past 30 long years. As you know the events from the previous year will only intensify and so will our determination. By continuing our efforts as well as the support from readers, listeners and freedom loving people such as your self we hope that the end to this struggle is ... Read More

A Message to Khameni

U.S., EU 'Condemn' Iranian Human Rights Violations

The United States and the European Union on Monday offered a condemnation against Iran's government for human rights violations, saying intimidation, detentions, show trials and executions of presidential election protesters defies international standards. "We call on the government of Iran to live up to its international human rights obligations, to end its abuses against its own people, to hold accountable those who have committed the abuses and to release those who are exercising their rights," reads a joint statement issued by the White ... Read More

Shiva Nazarahari's Mother: "Release My Daughter, She is Innocent!"

Shahrzad Kariman, mother of imprisoned human rights activist Shiva Nazarahari who was arrested on 20 December 2009, told the International Campaign for Human Rights in Iran that her daughter's activities with the Committee of Human Rights Reporters was completely legal and charges such as "association with MKO" are baseless. Referring to Shiva's ailing health she said: "Shiva continues to remain in solitary confinement since the day she was arrested. I have not heard anything from her for the past ten days and I don't know whether she is well ... Read More

Iran Opposition Leader Attacks 'Unworthy' Government

In an interview with SPIEGEL, opposition politician and former president of the Iranian parliament Mahdi Karroubi, 72, discusses allegations that he has bowed under pressure from the government in Tehran. SPIEGEL: Hojatoleslam Karroubi, you are supposed to have recognized Mahmoud Ahmadinejad as president in an interview with a pro-government news agency last week. Is that true? Mahdi Karroubi: I also told the news agency that this government is not legitimate. And I stand by my opinion that the election was not conducted correctly. But this ... Read More

A Message to Khameni

Another Brick In The Wall (Hey Ayatollah, Leave Those Kids Alone!)

The Iranian Government Tries to Silence the Opposition by Executing Protestors

The Iranian government is desperately trying to quell dissent by using threats and intimidation to silence the opposition. Last week Iran executed two protesters from the August 2009 riots, Davoud Rahmanipour and Mohammad-Reza Ali-Zamani. Rahmanipour was only 18 at the time of arrest and 19 at the time of his execution by hanging. The government intimidated Rahmanipour’s family by imprisoning his pregnant sister, who later miscarried, in order to solicit a confession from the young man. There are 9 other sentenced prisoners currently ... Read More

Iran suggests 'impossible' deal over nuclear fuel in surprise move

Iran has drawn up tough conditions on its proposed deal to ship out stocks of nuclear fuel, condemning the agreement to failure, The Times has learned. Western leaders greeted with scepticism President Ahmadinejad’s sudden announcement on Tuesday that Iran was ready to hand over low-enriched uranium in return for a higher grade of fuel, a move aimed at building confidence and putting off Iran’s acquisition of material to fuel a nuclear weapon.
Iran’s conditions, contained in a written proposal given to British parliamentarians, ... Read More

Iranian woman in need of donor

An Iranian woman studying in South Florida is in desperate need of a donor after coming down with a rare blood condition. Mona Zarei came to America to continue her education after graduating college in Iran. But then her life changed in a way she never imagined. "I accepted it because I really have bigger goals in my life, and I have to reach for it rather than to mourn for myself," she said. Months after arriving in South Florida, doctors diagnosed Zarei with Paroxysmal Nocturnal Hemoglobinuria or PNH, a rare blood disorder effecting only ... Read More

Prepare for a Nuclear Iran

Everyone wants a silver bullet to resolve America’s policy dilemmas in dealing with Iran and its nuclear ambitions. Unfortunately, none of the popular candidates engagement, military action, sanctions or regime change—seems sufficiently likely to succeed to be the basis of prudent government policy when vital U.S. national interests are at stake. Instead of hoping for a silver bullet that will make the problem go away, or at least push it down the road, policy makers should start to develop a serious plan to manage the most likely future: ... Read More

International solidarity with Iranian student movement - Bahareh Hedayat

Iranian reformists rally Green Movement supporters

Iranian reformist organizations called out to supporters of the Green Movement to join the February 11 demonstrations for the anniversary of the Revolution to once more announce their protest to the alleged fraud in the June presidential elections. Iran's Coordination Council of the Reformist Front called on the supporters of the Green Movement to join the February 11 demonstrations. The Front's announcement on the occasion of the 1979 Revolution's anniversary stated that the Green Movement is "conclusive of the nation's complete solidarity" ... Read More

Iran.ir: an ominous sign

Iran.ir: an ominous signAs Iranian protesters gear up online again, the state is clamping down with a new state service replacing foreign email accounts. Since the disputed election last June, Ahmadinejad's government has sought different ways to further crack down on the internet in Iran. Now, access to almost all reformist websites is blocked, including those of the reformist candidates, Mir Hossein Mousavi and Mehdi Karoubi. Last week Iran launched a national webmail service via iran.ir, intended to replace free foreign webmail services ... Read More

IRG-Guard Defector "Ehsan Eslami" Confessions (part 1 of 4)

IRG-Guard Defector "Ehsan Eslami" Confessions (part 2 of 4)

IRG-Guard Defector "Ehsan Eslami" Confessions (part 3 of 4)

IRG-Guard Defector "Ehsan Eslami" Confessions (part 4 of 4)

Regime faces further criticism ahead of anniversary

A major Iranian opposition leader slammed his country's regime Wednesday and what he termed its tyrannical behavior after the disputed presidential elections in June. Mehdi Karrubi spoke out a day after reformist and opposition leader Mir Hossein Moussavi criticized the government, saying remnants of the "tyranny" and "dictatorship" that prevailed under the toppled Shah of Iran's regime persist today. Karrubi, whose statement appeared on Moussavi's Web site, denounced "tyranny, arrests and imprisonment of journalists, students and political ... Read More

Enghelab - Revolution Song