NCRI

In the name of peace and freedom, I call on human rights defenders to support the solution of the Iranian people and resistance, which is the establishment of a democratic republic.

We have a fundamental position that we have always insisted on. Change in Iran is possible only through the people and the organized resistance.

The absolute clerical rule, known as Velayat-e Faqih, has effectively turned itself into a hereditary monarchy by placing Mojtaba Khamenei on the throne.

The lives and health of prisoners, especially political prisoners, across the country are severely threatened. They face the dangers of continuous bombardments.

For more than three decades, Mojtaba Khamenei, alongside his father, has been among the principal architects of repression, the export of fundamentalism and terrorism.

At the center of Rajavi’s platform is a 10-point plan outlining a democratic future for Iran. At its heart sits a principle the current regime finds intolerable: gender equality.

The leader of the largest opposition group outside the country told Newsmax on Tuesday that the Islamic regime is "obligated to hold elections for a Constituent Assembly within no more than six months."

The 10-point plan was released by NCRI's president-elect Maryam Rajavi in June 2020 and it outlines the steps needed in order to bring freedom to Iran.

As the Iranian people demonstrated during the January uprising, they seek a future based on a democratic republic and reject both the Shah and the mullahs.