people of Iran

Over his remarkable 65-year career, Leclerc stood as a leading figure in French jurisprudence and a steadfast advocate for justice and the rule of law. The French legal community has come together in tribute...

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...

Mrs. Rajavi: Nothing has changed in the government and leadership of the mullahs, and nothing will change.

Mrs. Maryam Rajavi: The protests by compassionate nurses reflect the anger of the vast majority of the Iranian people against the regime. Supporting them is a national and moral duty.

With the inauguration of Khamenei's new president and the introduction of his cabinet, the regime’s execution machine has intensified.

As part of the wave of nurses' protests in Iran that began in recent weeks, today, Saturday, August 17, nurses at the "Imam Reza" hospital in Mashhad gathered in the complex's courtyard and chanted...

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....

Amid domestic and regional turmoil, and fearing a popular uprising, Ali Khamenei has turned to mass executions of prisoners just as his new president, Massoud Pezeshkian, prepares to unveil his cabinet

Changes in faces and officials within the Velayat-e Faqih regime, built on the usurpation of people's sovereignty, crime, corruption, and plundering, do nothing to improve the people's situation