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
The Swedish Appeals Court in Stockholm has upheld the life sentence of Hamid Noury, a former prison guard in Gohardasht prison, Karaj, on trial for his
By: Matin Karim
Iran’s regime is increasing pressure on political prisoner Ali Moezi, denying him access to medical care and facilities. In a move to torment and
On December 28, Finally, after a few days of speculation and media coverage, the news of the internet price increase was announced by regime-affiliated websites in Iran. It was quite evident that this timing was carefully calculated and planned to avoid public backlash and minimize societal reactions.
As the day of the Iranian regime's sham parliamentary elections approaches, regime officials, especially supreme leader Ali Khamenei, are extremely anxious and worried about a mass boycott.
Iran's regime is terrified of the growing momentum inside the country for bringing about regime change. But the regime's use of executions and repression is proving increasingly futile in breaking the spirit of resistance across the country. This is evident in the growing activities of Iran's defiant youth, who are targeting the regime's repressive forces and centers for execution and state-backed thievery to send a clear message that they will not be intimidated by the regime's violent measures.
On Saturday, February 10, freedom-loving Iranians across the world held rallies to celebrate the anniversary of the 1979 revolution that toppled the shah dictatorship in Iran. Rallies and exhibitions were reported in Berlin, Paris, London, Brussels, Amsterdam, Vienna, Rome, Bern, Gothenburg, Luxemburg, Oslo, and Vancouver.
By: Matin Karim
Iran’s regime goes to great lengths to twist the truth and present a false image of itself. And it spends huge amounts on propaganda efforts to create an
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
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