Film Exposes Iranian Regime's Brutal Massacres

"Occupied Homeland" powerfully depicts the Iranian regime's 1988 massacres at Evin and Gohardasht prisons, where thousands of political prisoners, mostly PMOI/MEK members, were hanged in a systematic purge ordered from the top. Survivors' harrowing testimonies reveal guards categorizing inmates as "white, yellow, red" for execution, with ropes hauled to sheds, ambulances hauling bodies, and even kitchen staff forced to witness to ensure complicity and loyalty to Khomeini. Read more about this...