Reuters - Iran's Maryam Rajavi (L), the head of the National Council of Resistance in Iran, is greeted by Belgium's Senator Patrik Vankrunkelsven (C) and Senate President Anne-Marie Lizin ahead of her visit at the Belgian Parliament in Brussels October 24, 2006.

Reuters - Iran's Maryam Rajavi (L), the head of the National Council of Resistance in Iran, is welcomed by Belgium's Senator Patrik Vankrunkelsven (C) and Senate President Anne-Marie Lizin ahead of her visit at the Belgian Parliament in Brussels October 24, 2006.

Associated Press - In Brussels, the head of an Iranian resistance group told the Belgian senate she would like to see the West take a tougher stance against Tehran over its uranium enrichment program.

"For four years of nuclear negotiations, the regime has ignored more than a dozen ultimata from the international community," said Maryam Rajavi, leader of the National Council of Resistance of Iran. "Europe suffers from a lack of firmness and of principles when dealing the mullahs' regime."
 

Agence France Presse, Brussels, October 24 - Maryam Rajavi, president of the opposition National Council of Resistance of   Iran made an unofficial visit to the Belgian Senate, which has already angered Tehran.

"We are not receiving you officially, but nonetheless with great interest in what you represent," said Senate president Anne-Marie Lizin upon greeting Rajavi, who lives in France.

Associated Press - Belgian Liberal Senator Patrik Vankrunkelsven, right, gestures while talking to the media during a joint press conference with the Head of the National Council of Resistance in Iran Maryam Rajavi, left, at the end of their meeting at the Belgian Senate in Brussels, Tuesday Oct. 24, 2006.

Maryam Rajavi was invited to Belgium by Liberal Senator Patrik Vankrunkelsven for talks, and will be in Belgium for two days. 

December 15 is the day to say “no” to the illegitimate mullahs’ rule

NCRI - In an address to the people of Iran, Mrs. Maryam Rajavi, the President-elect of the Iranian Resistance, called for a boycott of the regime’s sham Assembly of Experts elections. She called on the Iranian people to stay in their homes on December 15, boycotting the religious fascism in its entirety and bringing about a day of saying “no” to the mullahs’ illegitimate rule in order to show the world the Iranian people’s determination for freedom and hatred of the religious fascism.

On Tuesday, the regime’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei gathered the regime’s top officials and while trying to cover up the factional feuding within the regime called on them to “guarantee a public turnout” in the Assembly of Experts elections.

On the evening of September 30, during the holy month of Ramadan, the Iranian community of Val d’Oise, north of Paris, organized a grand Iftar, or breaking of the fast, in Aubervilliers and invited Muslims and non-Muslims to take part and exchange cultures.

The Iranian Resistance’s President-elect Mrs. Maryam Rajavi sent her greetings to Iranian schoolchildren, university students, teachers, and university professors on the occasion of the new academic year and said, "by young people’s awareness and sacrifices and their uprisings and endeavors, darkness and the devastations caused by the mullahs' regime will disappear and democracy, equality, brotherhood, and great human values will prevail in Iran."

Rajavi calls for comprehensive sanctions against the regime

The Iranian Resistance's President-elect, Maryam Rajavi, congratulated the Iranian nation on the UN Security Council’s first resolution against the mullahs' regime that demands a halt to all uranium enrichment activities. This resolution is the right step in preventing the mullahs' ominous dreams of acquiring an atomic bomb, she added.

Through export of crisis and fanning the fires of conflict in the Middle East, the mullahs seek to overshadow their nuclear program and schemes to devour Iraq

The world is facing the clerical regime’s escalating belligerence and its dire consequences in the Middle East, especially in Lebanon. The international community must immediately rise to challenge the mullahs who are fanning the fires of conflict and exporting terrorism and crisis. The current situation is the outcome of two decades of the Western appeasement of the mullahs and turning a blind eye to the mullahs’ export of terrorism, fundamentalism and the suppression of the Iranian nation. Such a policy must no longer continue.