Remarks

Mrs. Maryam Rajavi: Protesters' slogans identify the Velayat-e Faqih system as the problem and resistance and uprising as the solution. I call on the public, especially the rebellious youth, to show solidarity with and...

Maryam Rajavi: The rapid depreciation of the currency, soaring inflation, unprecedented recession, and systematic government discrimination and corruption have exasperated the overwhelming majority of the people of Iran. The only way is protest and...

Salutations to the Virgin Mary, the embodiment of purity and a timeless symbol of liberation from all forms of exploitation, who raised Jesus Christ in the sanctity of her immaculate embrace.

The resolution's focus on the 1988 massacre and today's rising executions underscores a continuing crime against humanity by a regime reliant on execution and torture for its survival.

We are confident that the Iranian people and their organized resistance are capable of putting an end to this brutal regime. This is a necessity for peace and stability in the region.

The life and struggle of Dr. Sheikhi, longtime companion of Massoud (Rajavi) and one of the first members of the National Council of Resistance

Our people have endured torture, displacement, and painful hardship. Iranian women have faced terrible discrimination and brutal injustice.

The international community must take urgent action to stop this crime against humanity in Iran. Silence and inaction only embolden the ruling religious.

This vast and defiant crowd shows the resolve of a fed-up nation seeking to achieve freedom, justice, and popular sovereignty.