March 20th marks the Iranian New Year, Nowrouz. On the occasion, Mrs Maryam Rajavi, president-elect of the Iranian Resistance addressed a message to Iranians inside and outside Iran.

In her message She said: “I congratulate the advent of the Iranian New Year, Nowrouz, to all my compatriots inside and outside Iran, to political prisoners, to the combatants of freedom in camps Ashraf and Liberty and to the courageous youth in Iran, who are working feverishly to prepare the grounds for an uprising and resistance aimed at overthrowing the ruling theocracy in Iran.

• Call for participation in the international women’s front against fundamentalism

• Conference praises the role of Mrs. Maryam Rajavi in leading the movement of equality and pays tribute to 1,000 Ashrafi women

• Call for returning Liberty residents to Ashraf and appointing an impartial envoy by the UN to replace Martin Kobler, Special Representative of the U.N. Secretary-General for Iraq

Yet another measure in discrimination against Iranian women
While this regime is in power, repression and discrimination against women shall only increase; the sole solution for equality and vindication of people’s rights, especially that of Iranian women, is the toppling of this regime in its entirety
In a misogynic and fundamentalist act mullahs’ parliament passed legislation according to which “issuance of passport for single women is only permitted through acquiescence of her guardian or through a decree from a Shariat judge”.

Iranian Resistance President-elect Mrs. Maryam Rajavi entered the city of Tallinn, capital of Estonia on Sunday for a series of parliamentary meetings. This visit is taking place on the invitation of Estonian political parties.

Following the approval of new EU sanctions against Iran, international media outlets across the globe have wired reports citing Iranian Resistance President-elect Mrs. Maryam Rajavi’s call for comprehensive sanctions.
Associated Press, The Washington Post and Fox News TV reported:

“Maryam Rajavi, president-elect of the Iranian Resistance – a group that seeks the Iran’s regime’s ouster – welcomed the decision to expand sanctions

Al Hurra TV, 1 Oct, 2012 –What raises optimism in Iran is the US decision to remove the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI)from the list of terrorist organizations, a step that Maryam Rajavi, the organization’s leader, welcomed in our ‘special program today’, which will be broadcasted in a couple of minutes. But before that, we will take a quick look at the PMOI and its role.

ELAINE GANLEY,Associated Press
AUVERS-SUR-OISE, France (AP) -- The leader of an Iranian militant group that was taken off the U.S. terror list on Friday says the move will change her group's 'balance of power' with the world -- predicting a higher profile in politics, fundraising and diplomacy as well asand increased anti-regime activity in Iran.

The U.S. State Department said the People's Mujahedeen of Iran (MEK) hasn't committed terror for more than a decade. The decision means thatThe group has also complied with demands that more than 3,000 of its once-armed members abandon their base in Iraq near the Iranian border for a camp outside Baghdad, an essential step to ending their decades-long presence in Iraq.

ILA - Agents of the mullahs’ Ministry of Intelligence in the notorious Gharchak Prison located in Varamin (east of Tehran) have banned any contact between political prisoners Kobra Banazadeh Amiri and Sedigheh Moradi with other prisoners.

RT-First impressions are half the battle, they say. Never so true as in Iran, where female booth attendants selling men’s ties have become targets of police crackdowns on clothing labelled un-Islamic.

RAHANA, 10-Mar-2012 - Kobra Banazadeh Amirkhizi is a 56-year-old citizen who was arrested along with 18 other individuals in January 2008 at Tehran’s Imam Khomeini Airport when they intended to travel to Iraq.

AFP reported The president of the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI), Maryam Rajavi, Franco-Columbian politician and former Farc’s hostage Ingrid Betancourt and European Union Ambassador for Humanitarian Causes Tasha de Vasconcelos take part in a meeting of women of the Middle East and North Africa in support with women of these regions fighting for their rights and with women of Ashraf camp on March 10, 2012 in La plaine Saint-Denis, outside Paris.

ILA -Amnesty International issued a statement praising the active role of brave Iranian women against the mullahs’ regime ruling Iran. Amnesty said Iranian women have paid a heavy price in this struggle.

ILA - Iraqi Prime Ministry has banned entry of tools and equipment that Camp Liberty residents need to fix water, electricity and sewage systems, as well as construction and maintenance materials. Sadeq Muhammad Kazem, representative of the committee tasked with suppression of Ashraf, notified the Liberty resident of this repressive decision on Tuesday, February 28 in the presence of UNAMI representatives.

HRANA News Agency – Roghieh Hassanzadeh’s prison term and lashes have been upheld by the Appeals Court in East Azerbaijan Province.Roghieh Hassanzadeh is a resident of Tabriz.