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Shahriar Kia

Shahriar Kia is a press spokesman for residents of Camp Liberty, Iraq, members of the People’s Mujahedin Organization of Iran opposition group(PMOI, also known as MEK), which advocates for a democratic, secular, nuclear-free Iran with separation of church and state and gender equality. He graduated from North Texas University and currently resides in Iraq. His Twitter handle is @shahriarkia

Most Recent Articles by Shahriar Kia:

Iran: The Land of Legalized Human Rights Violations

"It is better for the hands and feet of the subject be tied to prevent the subject from moving that may lead to the whip hitting banned parts of the body"... "Lashing must be carried out as subject is placed lying down on their stomach, with their clothes on, and the lashes are delivered on the back part of the body, instead of head, face and genitals" ... "The lashing must be carried out at a continuous rhythm" ... "[For women] the lashing is delivered with the utmost severity on the entire body, other than head, face and genitals"...
- Tuesday, June 28, 2016

Iran point man wounded in Syria marks change of tide

For nearly 5 years the Revolutionary Guards Quds Force's notorious chief Qassem Suleimani has been spearheading Iran's full-pledged support for the Syrian dictator Bashar Assad. This shadowy figure has been the symbol of Tehran's infamous plots in Syria, and reports have also indicated Suleimani was running the show and issuing orders to senior Syrian generals and political officials, and at times, even Assad himself.
- Tuesday, December 1, 2015

Senior US military officer says no change seen in Iran behavior

Four months after the “historic” signing of a nuclear pact between world powers and Iran to curb the regime’s dangerous ambitions, the Associated Press reported “there are signs that the Islamic Republic’s attitude toward the United States is as negative as ever”. This “landmark” deal has also taken very little steps to stop Tehran from further pushing its lethal meddling in the broader Middle East, from Iraq to Syria and Yemen to Lebanon.
- Wednesday, November 11, 2015



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