Iran: repressive measures against students of Mashhad universities
On the verge of Students Day in Iran (December 6th) the mullahs’ regime has intensified its repressive measures in Khayam and Ferdowsi universities of Mashhad, northeast Iran.
Suppressive agents have stationed in these two campuses, controlling all commuting to these universities, which was previously open for non-student commuters. These agents are even seen confiscating professors and other university staff, preventing them from bringing such devices onto the campus.
The mullahs’ regime in Iran is terrified of protests planned to be held on December 6th.
A group of supporters of the People's Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK) in South Khorasan Province have expressed their support of the MEK to mark Students Day.
“We support the call made by the MEK inside the country, placing this as the mantra of our activities. We are ready to establish resistance cells across the country,” these MEK supporters said in their recently issued statement.
Suppressive agents have stationed in these two campuses, controlling all commuting to these universities, which was previously open for non-student commuters. These agents are even seen confiscating professors and other university staff, preventing them from bringing such devices onto the campus.
The mullahs’ regime in Iran is terrified of protests planned to be held on December 6th.
A group of supporters of the People's Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK) in South Khorasan Province have expressed their support of the MEK to mark Students Day.
“We support the call made by the MEK inside the country, placing this as the mantra of our activities. We are ready to establish resistance cells across the country,” these MEK supporters said in their recently issued statement.
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