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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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On July 24, PMOI/MEK Resistance Units took to the streets of Zahedan in southeast Iran to mark the anniversaries of Operation Eternal Light and the 1988 massacre of political prisoners. Holding placards in public spaces, these activists sent a defiant message to the clerical regime, proving that decades of executions and repression have failed to silence the Iranian people's liberation movement.
On July 25, 2026, marking the anniversary of the Iranian Resistance's most formidable military challenge to the clerical regime, PMOI Resistance Units orchestrated a coordinated, nationwide campaign of defiance. Despite the regime's brutal massacres following the devastating nationwide uprisings of December 2025 and January 2026, the Resistance Units remain unbroken.
One year after the clerical regime executed political prisoners Behrouz Ehsani and Mehdi Hassani in a desperate act of terror, their legacy continues to inspire a restless population.
On July 31, PMOI/MEK Resistance Units in the southeastern city of Zahedan resumed their weekly public activities, defying the Iranian regime's pervasive apparatus of execution and suppression.
By: Majid Majid
Parisa Kamali Ardakani, an Iranian political prisoner currently serving an eight-and-a-half-year sentence, has released a powerful audio message from behind the bars of Yazd Central Prison. Despite facing severe repression, internal exile, and lengthy imprisonment, she refuses to be silenced, proving that the regime's attempts to break the spirit of political prisoners have utterly failed.
Despite the Iranian regime's escalating use of public executions to maintain its fragile grip on power, PMOI Resistance Units have taken to the streets across Iran to project messages of defiance in support of the “No to Executions Tuesdays” campaign. Following the massive nationwide uprisings of January 2026, the religious dictatorship has increasingly resorted to systemic massacres of political prisoners in a desperate attempt to quell a rebellious society that no longer fears its apparatus of repression.
On July 7 in Zahedan, southeast Iran, PMOI/MEK Resistance Units took to the streets to mark two monumental milestones in Iran's historical struggle for freedom: the 38th anniversary of the 1988 massacre of political prisoners and the 120th anniversary of the Constitutional Revolution.
In tandem with the “No to Executions Tuesdays” campaign, which is now in its 133rd week and supported by inmates across 59 prisons in Iran, rebellious
In commemoration of the 38th anniversary of the summer 1988 massacre, where over 30,000 political prisoners were executed by the ruling regime, Iran's rebellious youth and PMOI Resistance Units launched a bold nationwide campaign. Comprising 30 revolutionary acts, these activities send a clear message to the regime: the fight for freedom in Iran is more alive than ever, and the movement seeking justice for the martyrs will not rest until the system responsible for these atrocities is overthrown.
On August 14, 2026, PMOI/MEK Resistance Units resumed their weekly anti-regime activities in Zahedan, southeast Iran, displaying messages of resistance in public places. The activists categorically rejected all forms of dictatorship, including the tyranny of both the mullahs and the ousted Shah.
