The future of Iran with Maryam Rajavi

iran news: You will certainly ask what must be done to bring about this great transformation. Look to the Resistance Units who, through their relentless struggle, have kept the flame of uprising and revolution burning. When your hands, young people, join with the hands of your fellow fighters, they become the mighty arm of the people; the force that sets the uprising and the Army of Freedom into motion. Know this: You, the teenagers and youth living thousands of kilometers away from your homeland, in Europe, the United States, Canada, and Australia, have many ways to contribute to the revolution and fight for freedom . You can awaken every young Iranian to join the fight to overthrow the clerical regime, and to become a supporter and comrade of the Resistance Units. Choose a path of selflessness for the liberation of a captive nation. The more you give to this path, the freer and more empowered you become; you transform into individuals worthy of a liberated, advanced, and progressive ...

iran news: Struan Stevenson  Once again, Iran's death machine is operating at full throttle, and once again, the West looks away. Is no one paying attention because the world’s focus is fixed on Gaza and Ukraine? While the global headlines are dominated by those conflicts, Iran’s rulers are quietly carrying out one of the most barbaric killing sprees in modern history and getting away with it. In just 14 and a half months, under President Masoud Pezeshkian, the Iranian regime has executed over 2,000 people. Let that sink in. Over two thousand lives snuffed out by hanging, often in secret, always without fair trial, and sometimes for nothing more than political dissent. That’s an average of nearly five executions a day . Yet the world, seemingly numbed or distracted, offers little more than murmurs of disapproval. Where is the outrage? Where are the resolutions? Where are the sanctions? Where is the moral backbone? In a desperate and courageous act of defiance, 1,500 prisoners in Un...

iran news: By Linda Chavez When Americans think of Iran — if they do so at all — it is usually because of Iran’s support for terrorist movements around the world and its efforts to build its own nuclear arsenal. But despite successful U.S. and Israeli attacks on Iran’s nuclear program inside Iran, the killing of many of Iran’s proxies in Hezbollah and Hamas, and the removal of the Iranian regime in Syria, 92 million Iranians remain hostage to a murderous dictatorship. Many of them face execution — a sober reminder as we commemorate World Day Against the Death Penalty . Iran executes more people than any other nation. In 2024 alone, Iran hanged over 1,000 prisoners. In the first 9 months of 2025, the regime has already exceeded that number. These were not violent criminals — but political prisoners whose major crime was speaking out against human rights abuses in Iran . But not all the thousands of political prisoners will die by hanging — many will die by medical neglect. One person w...

iran news: On October 10, 2025, the global community marks the 23rd World Day Against the Death Penalty , spotlighting a surge in executions led by Iran, where authorities have carried out at least 1,105 this year, surpassing three-decade highs and often targeting women, ethnic minorities, and dissidents for non-violent offenses.  The United Nations and Amnesty International emphasize that capital punishment does not deter crime or serve victims, while the European Union and rights groups like the World Coalition Against the Death Penalty call for moratoriums and universal abolition . Activists, including Maryam Rajavi , accuse Iran's regime of using executions to suppress protests, amid rising international condemnation and events like a London conference organized by Iran Human Rights Activists . Maryam Rajavi said at this conference: On this World Day Against the Death Penalty, I pay tribute to all those who were executed for their struggle for freedom. On this day, the world’s ...

iran news: The next issue is why the mullahs have deprived women of their most basic rights . The ruling mullahs claim that this is in accordance with the instructions of Islam. Faith is based on free choice and free will. The Quran stipulates, “There is no compulsion in religion.” Therefore, anything that is forcibly imposed on people is against genuine Islam, whether it is imposed religion or the veil. Mandatory veiling is against Islam and is only meant to enchain women, facilitating a general social clampdown. Iranian women realized that was their objective from the onset. Which is why the Mojahedin women participated in the protest march against the compulsory veil in March 1979, although they wore headscarves. From day one, imposing the veil on women was a means of repression and obstructing women’s way forward, and nothing else. Khomeini began his ominous rule on February 11, 1979. Fifteen days later, only 15 days, on February 25, he revoked the law on the protection of family. ...

iran news: Resistance for freedom. we were not the first to take on this responsibility. This is the evolutionary extension of the 1906 Constitutional Revolution, of the national movement of Dr. Mossadeq and the July 21, 1952 uprising, which restored him as Prime Minister; it is a response to the stolen dreams of the 1979 Revolution and the blood-stained extension of June 1981 uprising. Indeed, we were not the first to take on this responsibility, Prophets and great peacemakers were the pioneers. In the Old Testament, God told Moses, “I have called upon you to liberate the enchained and those who live in darkness.” The Bible quotes Jesus Christ as saying, “For someone who believes, everything is possible.” And the Quran has said, “So, Resist with a magnificent resistance. Surely they see it far off, and We see it nigh.” Throughout history, no obstacle and no barrier, however impenetrable and fortified, has succeeded in hindering this mandate. And in this light, the ruling religious di...