Maryam Rajavi: The Mullahs’ “Moderate” President Shamelessly Calls for the Killing of Besieged People of Aleppo by Using Terrorist Label
NCRI Statements/ Monday, 19 December 2016/
Rouhani, the so-called “moderate” President of the religious fascism ruling Iran, in a gathering of a number of regime paid agents and mercenaries, called for continuation of killing people of Aleppo and criticized that some “Islamic states” had expressed concerns about the success “of the people and the army” of Syria, saying some “Islamic governments are concerned about the fate of the terrorists and want their safe exit from Aleppo” (State-run media – December 17, 2016).
Mrs. Maryam Rajavi, President-elect of the Iranian resistance, described the comments of Rouhani, the so-called moderate President of the clerical regime who shamelessly calls for the mass killing of people of Aleppo, complicity in the most atrocious war crimes and crimes against humanity in the twenty-first century that the Iranian Revolutionary Guards and mercenary militias are carrying out in Syria. Rouhani’s comments are the other side of the ongoing sabotage of the Iranian Revolutionary Guards and paramilitary mercenaries in Aleppo and surrounding areas to prevent evacuation of its besieged people. The sabotage every day takes the lives of a larger number of injured and sick and women and children.
Meanwhile, mullah Mohammadi Golpayegani, head of Khamenei’s office said: “The fate of the war in Syria is tied up with our fate”. Expressing disappointment over saving a number of people of Aleppo that he described as “ISIS survivors”, he said the (Iranian) “regime has a duty to support Syria”, otherwise “we had to fight behind our own borders”.
Secretariat of the National Council of Resistance of Iran
December 19, 2016
Iran: Street Children Sent to Garbage Carts to Collect Trash
Monday, 19 December 2016 /NCRI – In an article titled ‘the pathology of eliminating child labor from the streets’, the state run newspaper Jahan-e Sanat reports on Thursday December 15 on the issue of street children being abused by regime’s organizations, writing “after municipality’s attempts to simply ignore the causes giving rise to the presence of homeless, street peddlers, beggars, etc., it is now the working children’s turn. Apparently, the city officials have got used to decorating the urban furniture with such shortcuts, turning to improper, harmful measures instead of resolving the problem.”The newspaper then points to Tehran municipality’s taking advantage of the working children, writing: “municipal contractors deploy unaccompanied children for collecting trash, sending them full-length into garbage carts while keeping them in public unhealthy dorms with wretched conditions. While racketeers are exploiting the children in front of officials’ eyes and everyone is remaining silent, this should not be regarded as an unexpected change in direction since Tehran’s municipality has in the past few years tried to hide such issues instead of radically resolving them.”The daily then points to the shocking seven million working children in the country as reported by children-supporting NGOs, and continues: “according to parliament’s research center, there are nearly four million children in the country who are deprived of education. On the other hand, the large number of immigrant children as well as Iranian children without birth certificates have not been accounted for in the official figures. Now, the question is that if these four million children deprived of education are not working, then what are they doing?”
