Iran’s women

The people of Iran are calling for the regime’s overthrow, and women are leading this fight, making them the primary targets of brutal repression. Iranian women have always been at the forefront of the...

As we approach the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, I would like to begin by sharing the message of courageous Iranian women who have rebelled against violence and oppression.

November 15 marks the anniversary of the passing of Françoise Héritier, the distinguished French anthropologist and a friend of the Iranian Resistance. In honoring her legacy, Maryam Rajavi wrote: “Françoise Héritier may no longer be...

If you have felt the regime’s misogyny with your flesh and bone, if you have no doubt that women have borne the brunt of this oppression, then also be certain that you, the conscious...

Indeed, an Iran without executions, a free Iran, and a prosperous Iran is our pledge to the Iranian people.

At the outset of the meeting, Ms. Gruppioni remarked, "From the very first time I saw you, I was profoundly impressed by your struggle and courage. You embody a model of bravery for women....

Women's leadership represents a new strategy for changing relationships in modern societies against corruption, poverty, and destruction of environment and for activating social capacities to move forward

At an international conference in Paris on Saturday, Iranian opposition leader Maryam Rajavi emphasized that resolving the crises in the Middle East hinges on “the overthrow of Iran's fundamentalist religious dictatorship."

The experience of the Iranian Resistance has demonstrated that the struggle against dictatorship, as seen in the ongoing fight against Islamic fundamentalists ruling Iran, and the fight for equality are not two separate endeavors