Human Rights

Iran political prisoners face ‘catastrophic abuse’ as executions surge, opposition leader warns

Mrs. Maryam Rajavi condemned the consecutive executions of freedom fighters and rebellious youths, particularly key figures of the January uprising, as a clear sign of the regime's fear of persistent resistance against its religious...

These executions are entirely politically motivated, designed to breed a climate of fear and terror to prevent the resurgence of popular uprisings.

This Resistance began with the uprising of half a million people in Tehran on June 20, 1981—the most significant political turning point after Khomeini seized power.

The Iranian Resistance, which for nearly five decades has sought freedom and peace, acted as the most important barrier in preventing the ruling theocracy from acquiring the bomb, welcomes any understanding to end the...

Mrs. Maryam Rajavi, warned of the imminent risk of execution facing these prisoners and called for urgent intervention by the United Nations and all human rights organizations to annul their death sentences and save...

Over the past four decades, those who put their short-term political or commercial interests above all else ignored the unchanging nature of the regime.

The Iranian people will neither forgive nor forget the leaders of this regime and the officials responsible for the executions and the day is not far off when they will face justice in a...

In past years, the policy of appeasement regarding the Iranian issue fostered profound misconceptions and widespread confusion.