Mousavi in Meeting Student Members of Islamic Revolution Mojahedin: Justice and Freedom are the Key Words of the Green Movement

Source: Emrooz
Date: Sunday, April 18, 2010

 Spreading the goals of green movement in universities

Mirhossein Mousavi in a meeting with members of student committee of Mojahedin of Islamic Revolution party provided an analysis of the current situation in the country. Referring to the great potentials of human resources in universities he continued: “The progress of Green Movement in universities has not been inhibited by suppression. On the contrary the existing situation has made the aspirations of the Green Movement more widespread within the universities. Today the political activism based on rationality is spreading in universities. Practical discussions on strengths and weaknesses [of the movement], in conjunction with contemplation and perseverance in continuing the green path is essential. The reason that the far-flung wave of arrests has not curbed the green movement is manifested in the key slogan shouted by people: “we are numerous.” This slogan is very important. There are three and half million students in universities [across the country] and the majority of them are aware that the road to greatness of [our] nation is in spreading the green waves of awareness and responsibility among the population. The students are children of public and so far have succeeded in raising awareness and informing the public. … Continue Reading

New Year Statement of the Mojahedin of the Islamic Revolution Organization

Source: Jaras
Date: Sunday, March 14, 2010

In the name of God, the Compassionate and the Merciful,

Noble people of Iran,

We approach the final days of the year 1388 when our nation’s determination and wisdom of our great nation to pursue all legal matters and rights is a source of great pride in our struggle against tyranny, humbling the world with its glory and dignity. This was a year in which the epic Green Movement stood for freedom and democracy, and in opposition to cruelty and violence; a year in which the clear-sightedness shown by you and your children and the despotic behavior of the blind and the power-hungry has played out in the form of a national tragedy – a tragedy that has left the unforgettable imprint of obscenities and wrong-doings in our national consciousness, alongside our most respected civil and religious rights. … Continue Reading

Statement of the Mojahedin of the Revolution Organization Regarding the Executions

Source: Mojahedin of the Revolution Organization
Date: Monday, February 1, 2010

Have any of the judiciary officials thought of how their failure to defend their establishment from power-hungry and short-sighted political ‘expediencies’ could result in the people’s loss of confidence and trust in the fairness and commitment to justice of this establishment? Even aside from the worrying and deeply saddening news regarding how the [execution] verdicts for Arash Rahmanipour and Mohammad Reza Alizamani were issued, it would still be an undeniable fact that the judicial procedures for these two individuals were incompatible with the usual methods.

Today, the general public understanding is that the verdicts for these two cases were issued and carried out with political goals and the current [social] environment [in mind]. Such a thing signifies that in the critical eyes of the people, the judiciary has not responded to public doubt and accusations of its [lack of] impartiality.

The Mojahedin of Islamic Revolution Organization has asked the judiciary to answer [the following questions] with clarity and transparency: When exactly were these two people apprehended? What documents, evidence and tools have been acquired from them? What were their goals and what did they do to achieve them? Why have their trials been held along with those of the other recently-detained individuals? Why was there such a rush to carry out the verdict? Why has the judiciary been silent regarding  the propaganda seen on national television, which stresses the relationship of these executions to those detained during Ashura? Why…

Needless to say, as long as there are no clear responses to questions like these, the judiciary branch cannot hope for a more positive public opinion regarding what they do.

The Mojahedin of the Islamic Revolution Organization expresses its deep sorrow regarding the fact that judicial procedures were not followed for these two cases. Furthermore, this organization condemns the approval and rushed execution of the verdict, and asks that the judiciary issues a responseregarding the ambiguities that surround these two cases as soon as possible.

–Mojahedin of Islamic Revolution Organization