By John Gizzi Amid the recent government shutdown of the internet and all electronic communications from Iran, and subsequent reports that the three-week-old uprising was subsiding, the leader of the largest Iranian exile group told Newsmax that the rebellion against the 47-year-old theocratic regime continues “unabated.” “Even now, clashes and running battles between the people and rebellious youth on one side, and the regime’s repressive forces on the other continue,” said

News Report: London Demonstration – Saturday, 24 January On Saturday, 4 Bahman, corresponding to 24 January, as part of the ongoing protests and activities of freedom-seeking Iranians abroad, a large demonstration was held in front of the UK Prime Minister’s Office in London in support of the uprising of the Iranian people. At this gathering, hundreds of Iranians residing in London from various social and professional backgrounds—including supporters of the People’s Mojahedin

The National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI), an opposition group headquartered overseas, said on Wednesday it has received reports of sexual assault against teenage protesters taken prisoner during the regime’s brutal crackdown on demonstrations this month. Protests erupted across Iran in late December after the economy collapsed and the value of Iranian currency evaporated. The regime responded with horrifying levels of violence under the cover of an  Internet blackout