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At the conference north of Paris marking Human Rights Day, entitled -Resolving the Iran Crisis with the Involvement of the Democratic Alternative, NCRI President-elect Maryam Rajavi and distinguished international figures from Germany and Belgium...

"Iranian authorities use the death penalty as a tool of fear, particularly targeting ethnic minorities and political dissidents after unfair trials," said Nahid Naghshbandi, acting Iran researcher at Human Rights Watch.

At a conference organized by the Friends of a Free Iran parliamentary intergroup held at the European Parliament in Brussels, Maryam Rajavi, presented the NCRI’s Ten-Point Plan

While Iran has long maintained the world’s highest rate of executions per capita, this represents a surge which is widely viewed as part of the regime’s strategy for intimidating the public into silence following...

Since Masoud Pezeshkian became president, Iran has witnessed a shocking spike in executions, as 126 have been hanged, 26 en masse on 7 August alone. The execution spree has alarmed international organizations and activists

In the midst of a new wave of executions, Iran’s new president, stressing his and his ministers’ loyalty to the Velayat-e Faqih, made a desperate appeal to the Majlis (Iran’s parliament) to approve his...

Maryam Rajavi, the keynote speaker, said, "The people of Iran have repeatedly and clearly declared, "Our vote is to overthrow the regime; there is no place for elections in this regime

Maryam Rajavi, said in a statement that Raisi’s death was a “monumental and irreparable blow” to the regime.

NCRI leader Maryam Rajavi said that “the curse of mothers and those seeking justice for the executed, along with the damnation of the Iranian people and history, mark the legacy of Ebrahim Raisi, the...