Protest around the Iran

Retired telecom workers in Gilan gathered to protest poverty, harsh living conditions, and the ongoing neglect of their demands.

A group of retired telecom workers in Kurdistan held a protest over poverty, tough living conditions, and the continued disregard for their demands.

Retired telecom workers in Isfahan took to the streets to protest poverty, worsening living conditions, and the neglect of their demands.

Members of the so-called “33 cooperatives” gathered outside parliament, blocking the street and sidewalk, to protest decades of mismanagement and repeated broken promises by the government.

The streets of Tehran once again became the scene of protest.

Victims of Ramak Khodro, who have remained in limbo for the past nine years, gathered in front of the company’s offices from 9 a.m. to 12 noon.

This comes even though they hold court rulings in their favor, none of which have been enforced.

The city of Semirom witnessed a widespread strike by shopkeepers in response to the execution of Mehran Bahramian, one of the protesters from the nationwide uprising.

Shops across the city remained closed, and the strike took on a citywide scale.