Persian Diaspora on Clubhouse

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The Persian Diaspora is calling for multiple assemblies throughout the world against Islamic Regime of Iran. Persian diaspora strongly condemns the suppression of peaceful protests by the Iranian security forces.*** The Iranian peoples have been living under a theocratic dictatorship since 1979. They have been denied of their basic human and political rights. Any criticism of government policies has been met with arrest, imprisonment, torture and execution. The ruling clerics have been mismanaging Iranian economy since they gained power in 1979. Corruption within the government has reached an unprecedented level. Hundreds of billions of dollars have been missing from the government coffers. The Islamic regime has been spending billions of dollars each year to export its revolution to other countries, creating chaos and instability in this unstable region. In addition, it has been funding terrorist organisations in billions each year which has further added to instability and insecurity in the region. This has a created an economy that is on the verge of bankruptcy. The official Iranian unemployment figure is 30% but this figure is about 30% among the youths. In some cities and towns the unemployment figure is between 30% to 60%. As a result, over sixty percent of Iranians live under poverty line. There are a significant numbers of population who cannot purchase the basic necessities such as bread, eggs and milk. The Iranian peoples have had enough of a regime that its only legacy is suppression, economic mismanagement, corruption and terrorism; a regime that does not care about its own population. We ask the the international communities and organisations to strongly condemn the killing and suppression of peaceful protesters by the Iranian government and show their solidarity with the peoples of Iran who only want a decent living standard and freedom that every human being deserves. Increased political pressure from the international community on the Government of Iran to concede to popular demands for democratic reform and the dismantling of the current undemocratic and theocratic system**** International business that have interests in Iran to refuse to collaborate with the regime in silencing dissent.