Iran : Inmates riot " throw stones at guards " !

Inmates throw stones at criminal prison guards and scream, "We won't let you kill us!"

Call to all human rights bodies for a widespread global campaign against human rights violations in Iran

NCRI - According to received reports, the prisoners in the Gohardasht prison and the Central prison in Karaj have launched a protest to save dozens of their cellmates who are on the verge of execution. Prisoners have attacked the criminal prison guards with rocks, broke glasses and entered the open air area. Sunday afternoon in the prison in Karaj, clashes continued with prison guards. Prisoners cried out loud "We will not let you kill us!"

Inmates who are on the verge of execution have been transferred to Ward 5 of Gohardasht prison and Ward 4 of the Central prison in Karaj. Among them are a number of young prisoners sentenced to death who were chanting in the July protest in Ghezelhesar Prison "We will not let you kill us anymore! We will not let you execute our cellmates!"

Meanwhile, the families gathered in front of Karaj Court and chanted " We will not let you execute them."

The continuation of the shameful policy of appeasement with criminals ruling Iran and ignoring their crimes under the pretext of nuclear negotiations, and "understanding" with a regime that the Iranian people correctly call the Godfather of ISIS, has not yielded any results except to embolden these criminals.

The Iranian resistance calls for immediate action by the United Nations Security Council, the US government and the European Union to stop increasing trend of executions in Iran, and calls on human rights bodies for a widespread global campaign against human rights violations in Iran

Secretariat of the National Council of Resistance of Iran
April 12, 2014

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Saudi Arabia dismisses Iran calls for Yemen ceasefire

RIYADH, April 12 (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia dismissed Iranian calls for an end to its air strikes on neighboring Yemen on Sunday, saying Tehran should not interfere in the conflict.
Saudi Arabia and its Arab allies began air strikes against Iranian-allied Houthi militia fighters in Yemen more than two weeks ago, to try and prevent them from making further advances.
'How can Iran call for us to stop the fighting in Yemen ... We came to Yemen to help the legitimate authority, and Iran is not in charge of Yemen,' Saudi Foreign Minister Saud al-Faisal said in the Saudi capital Riyadh at a press conference with French counterpart Laurent Fabius.

Florida - Lizards attack cats and eat them

A Florida resident spotted one of the creatures sunning itself in his backyard.The exotic pet trade has a way of introducing destructive and potentially dangerous creatures to places in which they don't belong, and Florida's sunny, warm climate makes for a perfect home for many of these invasive species.

People buy a small snake, lizard, or colorful fish, and when it gets too big to handle, they dump it in an area in which they figure it will fit in. But if these unleashed creatures fit in too well, they not only thrive in their new homes — but without natural predators they can wreak havoc on the surrounding ecosystem, unbalancing it and potentially wiping out the native animals.

Lately we've heard a lot about the Burmese pythons and the more aggressive African rock pythonsthat wildlife officials fear will wipe out the foxes, rabbits, deer, raccoons, opossums, and bobcats of the Everglades.

But another creature that Florida wildlife officers are trying to get a handle on is the Nile monitor lizard, a cousin of the most famous monitor lizard, the Komodo dragon, which has been spreading through the state since at least 1990.

Thousands are thought to be loose in parts of the state, but they have recently begun to appear in Palm Beach County, and officials are hoping they can eliminate the lizards in the area before they establish a firm toehold.

Wildlife officials armed with shotguns will be increasing patrols of Palm Beach County canals from once a month to four to six times a month to try to hunt the reptiles down, according to the Sun Sentinel. The plan is to catch or shoot the lizards on sight — they've got 20 in Palm Beach since July.

40 youth in Ahwaz arrested; call for their immediate release

On Wednesday, April 8, regime’s suppressive forces barbarically raided Hamidiya, Molashia and Kouya Enghelab in Ahwaz arresting around 40 of the youth in these townships and districts. Moreover, a poet of the Arab compatriots by the name of Ahmad Haj Sobhan was also arrested on this day in Kut Abdollah of Ahwaz and was taken to an undisclosed location. This savage crackdown was carried out in fear of expansion of popular protests in the deprived province of Khuzestan.
Last month, the people and the valiant youth of Ahwaz, in protest to the shocking self-immolation of Youness Assakera, a petty seller in Khorramshahr, turned his funeral ceremony as well as the soccer matches in Ahwaz into a scene of protest and expression of loath for the religious fascism ruling Iran.
The anti-human clerical regime, engulfed in political and economic crises, has found no solution to rein in the increasing protests but to ramp up the suppression.
The Iranian Resistance calls on the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights and the Human Rights Council, as well as other agencies that advocate human rights, to take immediate measures to secure the release of the arrestees.

Secretariat of the National Council of Resistance of Iran
April 10, 2015.

Iranian Resistance calls for action to release youths arrested in Ahvaz

NCRI - The Iranian Resistance calls on the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, the UN Human Rights Council, and other organizations in defense of human rights, to take immediate measures to secure the release of dozens of youths arrested in the southeastern Iranian city of Ahvaz on Wednesday.

The Iranian regime’s suppressive State Security Forces barbarically raided several districts in city of Ahvaz on Wednesday, arresting over three dozen youths. The raids were carried out in the districts of Hamidiya, Molashia and Kouya Enghelab.

Moreover, an Iranian-Arab poet, Ahmad Haj Sobhan, was arrested on the same day in the Kut Abdollah district of Ahvaz. The security forces transferred him to an undisclosed location.

Fearing popular protests by the deprived residents of the oil rich province of Khuzestan, the Iranian regime continues to carry out savage crackdowns on its residents - particularly the youth.

Last month, the people and the valiant youth of Ahvaz, in protest to the shocking self-immolation of Youness Asakereh, a petty seller in Khorramshahr, turned his funeral ceremony as well as the soccer matches in Ahvaz into a scene of protest and expression of loath for the religious fascism ruling Iran.

On March 17, following the soccer match between the Foulad of Khuzestan and Al-Helal of Saudi Arabia, people staged a large demonstration and expressed their loathing for the regime’s criminal and oppressive measures against the people of Khuzestan.

The angry crowd staged a large protest carrying signs reading “We are all Youness” to express their solidarity with Youness Asakereh, a petty seller who set himself on fire on March 13, 2015 in Ahvaz, in protest against repressive measures by regime agents who had obstructed his toil.

Youness Asakereh later died on March 22 due to severe burns. His burial ceremony turned into another scene of protest and an expression of anger toward the clerical regime with a large number of people from various cities of Khuzestan participating in the event.

The people of Khuzestan province are suffering from poverty, unemployment and hunger while the province is one of the most productive and wealthy regions in Iran.

However, the enormous wealth of the Iranian people is being spent on suppression, the export of terrorism, warmongering in the region and ominous nuclear projects, or it is being plundered by the leaders of the clerical regime.