Protest in Iran 03/11/2015
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Victims of the “Unique Finance” scheme gathered in protest as their case, involving more than 30,000 plaintiffs, remains trapped in delays and influence. Complainants say that for three years, the investigation at Tehran’s District 31 Prosecutor’s Office has been stalled, with constant changes of judicial branches pushing the process back for months.
A group of Social Security retirees in Ahvaz held a rally and marched in protest against poor living conditions and government neglect of their demands. Chanting slogans such as “Enough with oppression, our tables are empty” and “The government betrays, the parliament supports,” the retirees called for a real increase in pensions and full implementation of the legal commitments.
Retired steelworkers gathered and marched in Isfahan to protest the transfer of the Steel Pension Fund to the National Retirement Fund, as well as the sharp decline in their pensions and ongoing issues with healthcare and insurance coverage.
A group of Social Security retirees and pensioners gathered in front of the organization’s building in Rasht to protest worsening living conditions and systemic corruption.
The demonstrators criticized rising prices, declining purchasing power, and the erosion of their rights and benefits, demanding immediate attention to retirees’ demands and an end to existing discrimination.
The funeral and burial of the late Omid Sarlak took place at Akbar Ali Cemetery in Aligudarz, attended by a large crowd. Participants chanted anti-government slogans and directed their protests at Ali Khamenei.
In one of their largest labor gatherings yet, contract and outsourced oil industry workers rallied in front of the Presidential Office in Tehran. Over a thousand company and contract employees gathered in Pasteur Square, protesting the government’s broken promises on removing contractors, securing permanent employment, and implementing equal pay.
A group of Social Security retirees gathered in front of the Shush Governor’s Office to protest difficult living conditions and widespread injustices.
The demonstrators criticized authorities for poverty, rising costs, meager wages, administrative corruption, discrimination, lack of healthcare services, and the absence of public welfare.
Social Security retirees gathered in front of the Retirees’ Center in Kermanshah, demanding the restoration of lost rights, real pension increases, and better healthcare services. Chanting “Both parliament and government, they lie to the people,” the protesters criticized unfulfilled promises. Organizers announced that the demonstrations will continue until their legal rights are met and the discrimination and humiliation end.
A group of Social Security retirees gathered in front of the organization’s main building on Azadi Street in Tehran. Highlighting struggles with living costs, healthcare, and unpaid entitlements, they demanded the immediate fulfillment of legal obligations and improvements to their quality of life.
A group of retired telecom workers in Kermanshah held a protest gathering, voicing their frustration over systemic corruption and injustice within the shareholder institutions, including the IRGC Cooperative Foundation and the Execution of Imam Khomeini’s Order.
Retired telecom workers in Tehran gathered in front of the company’s headquarters on Sardar Jangal Street, chanting slogans to express their anger over systemic corruption, mismanagement, and injustice by the main shareholder institutions, including the IRGC Cooperative Foundation and the Execution of Imam Khomeini’s Order.
Retired and veteran telecom workers in Hamedan gathered spontaneously in front of the city’s Telecommunications Office, chanting strong slogans to protest injustice, systemic corruption, and mismanagement by shareholder institutions, including the IRGC Cooperative Foundation and the Execution of Imam Khomeini’s Order.
Retired and veteran telecom workers from East Azerbaijan gathered in Tabriz, shouting in protest to express their anger over seventeen years of injustice and the oppressive conduct of major shareholders and powerful institutions.
Retired telecom workers in Isfahan gathered on Chaharbagh Bala Street, chanting slogans like “We built Telecom, the IRGC took it, we lost,” voicing their outrage over systemic corruption and the plundering of their rights.
Retired telecom workers in Zanjan gathered in front of their former workplace, chanting angry slogans to protest systemic corruption, mismanagement, and injustice by shareholder institutions, including the IRGC Cooperative Foundation and the Execution of Imam Khomeini’s Order.
Retired telecom workers in Iran’s Kurdistan Province gathered in front of their former workplace, shouting in anger to protest systemic corruption, mismanagement, and injustice by major shareholder institutions, including the IRGC Cooperative Foundation and the Execution of Imam Khomeini’s Order.
Retired telecom workers in Gilan Province gathered in front of the provincial headquarters of the Telecommunications Company of Iran, chanting angrily to voice their frustration with the performance of the company’s senior management and major state-affiliated shareholders.
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