Activities

Freedom-loving Iranians held rallies and exhibitions across Europe to protest against the death sentences handed down to six political prisoners in Iran. They also condemned the Iranian regime’s ongoing crimes against the Iranian people. They emphasized the Iranian people’s desire for a democratic republic and their rejection of any form of dictatorship, be it the […]

Paris, France – November 21, 2024: The Iranian community in Paris held a powerful exhibition featuring photographs and books to show solidarity with the Iranian Revolution and denounce the regime’s increasing use of executions. The event highlighted growing international concern over Iran’s reliance on the death penalty, often wielded as a tool against political dissidents

From November 14 to 16, 2024, Iranian communities worldwide came together in 40 cities across 16 countries to mark the fifth anniversary of the November 2019 uprising. This global initiative honored the memory of over 1,500 protesters killed during the regime’s violent crackdown and called for solidarity with the ongoing fight for freedom in Iran.

As the number of executions in Iran continues to rise, Iranian communities around the world have intensified their efforts in support of the “No to Execution” campaign, initiated by Iranian political prisoners. Recent reports reveal that 15 individuals were executed over just two days, on October 15 and 16, 2024. The alarming data also shows

Iranian communities around the world continue holding public rallies, exhibitions and book stalls in major cities to drawn attention to the deteriorating human rights situation in Iran. High number of executions has alarmed human rights organizations and bodies watching the situation. Mai Sato, the newly appointed Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in