Solidarity for a democratic, non-nuclear Iran- Join Tweetstorm

As every body knows Iran is the core of Islamic fundamentalism in the region which is growing on both sides of this divide, becoming more than an isolated geopolitical concern and leaving the West struggling to understand how to prevent it from threatening the very heart of modern, democratic societies.
Almost two years into the tenure of Hassan Rouhani as the regime’s president, the human rights situation in Iran has been on a slippery slope and reform and moderation are as elusive as ever. Notwithstanding the issue of Iran’s nuclear program, Tehran faces a moribund economy, rampant and pervasive state corruption, a restive and disillusioned population, intensifying factional feuding, and further regional isolation.
The main goal of this Tweetstorm is to call for a worldwide front in condemning the policies of the mullahs regime in Iran and express support for the Iranian resistance and its call for regime change and a free, democratic, non-nuclear Iran.
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Tweet storm for peace and freedom in Iran

The goal of this campaign is to raise people of the world attention to the terrible human rights situation in Iran. Mullahs are suppressing freedom of their own people. They are considered a threat to the global peace and stability. Now, we want to add our voice to the voice of Iranian people who cry for peace and freedom.
You are very welcome to ask your friends and followers to tweet as much as it is possible on this tweet storm. Please consider to add hashtag of the tweet storm which will be published here 15 minutes before the campaign start. Please tweet only. Re-tweet does not count.

Tweet storm starts on Saturday, June 6, 2015 at 5:00:00 PM (Paris time)
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Over 220 Euro MEPs: Iran has the highest rate of executions in the world

Over 220 members of European Parliament condemned the brutal and systematic violation of human rights in Iran. In a statement which published today, the European Parliamentarians said: “We express our solidarity with the ten-point plan of the Iranian opposition leader Maryam Rajavi, which calls for a democratic pluralistic republic based on universal suffrage, freedom of expression, abolition of torture and death penalty, separation of church and state, a non-nuclear Iran, an independent judicial system, rights for minorities, peaceful coexistence in the region, gender equality and commitment to Universal Declaration of Human Rights.”
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Unemployment, The Iranian Youth first problem

 According to an Iranian official’s report, 50 percent of Iranian graduates stay at home. The unemployment
rate of women  in this sector was more than 30 percent.
 5.7 million Students and graduates of the country are inactive and have no role in production and economic added value.