Matin Karim is a journalist for mojahedin.org, focusing on news and analysis related to Iran and its political landscape. With a particular emphasis on human rights violations, political activism, and resistance movements, Matin aims to shed light on the realities faced by the Iranian people and the actions of the regime.
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Matin Karim focuses on providing expert commentary and coverage of evolving stories, particularly in the context of government & politics and world affairs. He is heavily involved in covering human rights violations, especially those related to Iran, its regime, PMOI (People's Mojahedin Organization of Iran), and resistance units.
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By: Matin Karim
As the Persian New Year, Nowruz, approaches, heralding a season of renewal and hope, Resistance Units affiliated with the People's Mojahedin Organization
By: Matin Karim
In their latest activities, PMOI Resistance Units have been actively demonstrating their support for Maryam Rajavi's 10-point plan for the future of Iran.
On April 9, a conference titled “Torch-bearers of Change: Supporting the Long Struggle of Women in Iran” was held at the European Parliament in Brussels
On the internet, we witness a lively and dynamic scene of political, social, professional, and cultural activities by Iranians. A considerable portion of these diverse activities is devoted to the struggle against the mullahs' dictatorship and sheds light on the regime's crimes and corruption.
By: Matin Karim
In a powerful display of unity and resilience, cities across Iran are witnessing widespread commemoration events in honor of the martyrdom anniversary of
By: Matin Karim
In the face of a repressive regime, the Resistance Units of the People's Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK) continued to expand their activities
In a powerful display of opposition, supporters of the Iranian Resistance gathered in front of the United Nations headquarters in New York City on May 30, 2024, to protest a memorial ceremony for Ebrahim Raisi, the former president of Iran's regime.
The Iranian regime continues to reel in the aftermath of the death of its president, Ebrahim Raisi, notoriously known to Iran's people as the “Butcher of Tehran” for his role in the execution of tens of thousands of dissidents. As the regime grapples with this significant loss, it has intensified its repressive measures against workers, teachers, retirees, and all segments of society in a desperate attempt to maintain control. However, the people are fighting back. Iran's rebellious youths are responding to the regime's oppression with courageous acts targeting the regime's centers and symbols of repression, corruption, and propaganda.
As the Iranian regime's factions compete for the upcoming elections, the candidates inevitably acknowledge the reality of regime's main issue: In the past 45 years, the main confrontation has been between the PMOI and the Iranian Resistance on the one side and the mullahs' regime on the other.
On Saturday, June 15, 2024, in a shameful hostage exchange, convicted criminal Hamid Noury was transferred from a Swedish prison to Iran. Noury who was sentenced to life in prison by a Swedish court for his role in the execution of thousands of Iranian political prisoners in 1988. In exchange for Noury, Iran's regime released two Swedish citizens who were held hostage in Iran's prisons.
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