Maryam Rajavi


Maryam Rajavi President-Elect of the National Council of Resistance of Iran

"I am not here to defend myself, but do defend the rights of people which never succumbed to the most severe repression of contemporary history. The aim of the June 17 raid was also to destroy the Resistance of these people." Justice for the NCRI Conference - May 2005

President-Elect of the National Council of Resistance of Iran

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New Year Feast
Celebrating Iranian New Year in Paris

Women's Day Conference
Importance of Women Role in political leadership Vidio Report Text of Mrs. Rajavi's Speech

UK Parliament

Mullahs ruling Iran have nothing to do with Islam

EP Visit Video Report

Maryam Rajavi speaks to the European Parliament

At the European Parliament, Mrs. Rajavi, calls for abandoning appeasement, removal of terror tag on PMOI

Free Women in Iran
Misogyny Pillar of Religious Fascism In Iran Lecture series by Mrs. Maryam Rajavi Free Woman Iran

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Rajavi to IAEA: No cause to delay referring Iran's nuclear file to Security Council

Tuesday, 09 August 2005

Isfahan siteFinally, after two years of buying time, deception and gaining major political, economic and security concessions from the European Union, the religious, terrorist dictatorship ruling Iran, in a blatant breach of the Paris Accord, formally resumed nuclear work at Isfahan UCF site.

At the same time, new President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad appointed a former Revolutionary Guards Commander Ali Larijani as the Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council, put him in charge of the nuclear file as the chief negotiator with the EU.

Clashes between protesters & suppressive forces in Saqez Iran

Thursday, 04 August 2005

Maryam Rajavi hails "heroic uprising" by people of Saqez
In clashes between protesters & suppressive forces, SSF bases, governor's office, Guards HQ, other government centers heavily damaged

Yesterday, thousands of people, especially women and youths, in Saqez (Iranian Kurdistan province), staged a demonstration against the clerical regime's suppressive policies and in solidarity with uprisings in other cities in the province, including Sanandaj, Mahabad, Sardasht, Piranshahr, Marivan, Oshnavieh, Baneh and Divan Darreh.

Maryam Rajavi condemns Sharm al-Sheikh bombing, condoles President, people of Egypt

Saturday, 23 July 2005

In a telegram to the Egyptian President this morning, Mrs. Maryam Rajavi, the President-elect of the National Council of Resistance of Iran, offered her condolences to the "brother nation of Egypt" on the death of, and injury to, a large number of Egyptian and foreign nationals during the bombings in Sharm al-Sheikh last night.

She prayed for patience for the families of those killed and quick recovery for those injured.

Ms. Edith Cresson, meets Mrs. Rajavi in Auver Sur Oise

Friday, 15 July 2005
Ms. Edith Cresson, the former Prime Minister of France met Mrs. Rajavi at her residence in Auvers-Sur-Oise. Ms. Cresson expressed her deep concerns over recent developments in Iran. She declared her solidarity with the struggle of Iranian people and the Iranian Resistance for a democratic and secular state.

Iran's mujahideen: a role?

Wednesday, 20 July 2005

By John Hughes

The recent election of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, a hard-liner, is widely interpreted as a move by the mullahs to consolidate their power. Mrs. Rajavi calls him a "terrorist" who, she says. was involved in an attempt to assassinate Salman Rushdie and other enemies of the Iranian regime.

She dismisses the election as a sham, manipulated by "vote-buying," and the issuing of "5 million fake identity cards," and "$15 million to the Revolutionary Guards to produce fake ballots." But she thinks the regime is on the defensive, operating from an "emaciated base," and therefore vulnerable to a newly aggressive policy by the West.

West's backing of mullahs has failed Iran

Monday, 11 July 2005

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Maryam Rajavi

The clerical regime's social base of support has never been so thin. But the mullahs did not have many options. Rafsanjani's presidency would not have resolved any of the acute crises it is facing. It would have only expedited its disintegration.

This is a turning point, and the beginning of the final phase of the clerical rule. Ayatollah Khamenei has done away with all pretences. The practical message is more crackdowns, greater pursuit of nuclear weapons, and increased meddling in Iraq and elsewhere

Maryam Rajavi's video message to the London Conference

Friday, 08 July 2005

Maryam Rajavi's video message to the London Conference titled "Iran Hardliners in power - Iranian Resistance and EU policy under UK Presidency"

By putting a Revolutionary Guards commander at the helm of the executive, the clerical regime's Supreme Leader completed the Revolutionary Guards' grip on the levers of power.

For the first time in the past 26 years of theocratic rule in Iran, all power has been consolidated in the hands of one faction. Weakened and facing acute crises, the ayatollahs could longer tolerate the very factions with whom it had shared power. Their powerbase has shrunk further.

Mrs. Rajavi condemns London bombings, condoles Prime Minister, people of Britain

Friday, 08 July 2005

In a telegram to the British Prime Minister yesterday, Mrs. Maryam Rajavi, President-elect of the Iranian Resistance, offered her condolences to the people of Britain over the death and wounding of hundreds of innocent people in the criminal and terrorist bombings in London. She prayed for patience for the victims of this tragedy and quick recovery for those wounded.

Mrs. Rajavi underscored that Islamic fundamentalism and the terrorism emanating from it constituted the biggest threat to peace and tranquility in world today.

Maryam Rajavi urges G8 leaders to stop appeasing mullahs

Thursday, 07 July 2005
Maryam Rajavi urges G8 leaders to stop appeasing mullahs, adopt decisive policy on Iran In separate letters to the leaders of the eight industrialized nations, Mrs. Maryam Rajavi, the Iranian Resistance's President-elect, called on them to end the policy of appeasing the mullahs in Iran and recognize the rights of the Iranian people for resistance against religious fascism.

Celebrating Mrs. Rajavi’s Liberation on July 3, 2003

Sunday, 03 July 2005

"Celebration for Freedom" marking the second anniversary of Maryam Rajavi's release from detention on July 3, 2003, was held Saturday night (July 2) at her residence in Auvers-sur-Oise.

A large number of Iranians and French citizens attended the festive event.
" We call this night, the night of Maryam and friendship. Tonight is the second anniversary of Maryam's freedom following the scandalous and the shameful June 17, 2003 raid by the French police," said Dr. Saleh Rajavi, NCRI representative in France and Switzerland.

The outcome of an appeasement policy

Wednesday, 29 June 2005
French newspaper June 28th, 2005 Maryam Rajavi, President-elect of the Iranian Resistance, shares her views on the presidential elections in her country, from the headquarters of the National Council of Resistance of Iran in Auvers-Sur-Oise Oise

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Council of Europe
Liberal Group in Parliamentary Assembly of Council of Europe welcoming Maryam Rajavi

Mitterrand - Rajavi
Former French First Lady, Danielle Mitterrand, Meets the President-elect of NCRI

Church House, London
A Report on the Symposium organized by
The British Committee for Iran Freedom
March 22
Mujahedin-e-Khalq and Terrorist list under UK & EU laws

Future of Iran: Oppression or Democracy
A Report on a meeting organized by the Friends of a Free Iran on Iran and EU's policy on that country December 15 Maryam Rajavi: Democracy for Iran

One year later, June 17 2004
On the anniversary of June 17, 2003. The participants gathered "in defense of Maryam Rajavi," saying, "NO to religious fascism, NO to terrorist mullahs in Iran."