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U.S. Lawmakers From Both Parties Back Iran Freedom

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On December 17, 2024, a bipartisan conference titled “Iran Policy: Combating the Regime’s Warmongering and Terrorism, Advancing a Democratic, Non-Nuclear Republic” was held at the United States House of Representatives. The event brought together members of Congress from both parties to address the Iranian regime’s destabilizing activities and discuss strategies to support freedom and democracy in Iran. Mrs. Maryam Rajavi, the President-elect of the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI), addressed the conference through a video message. She emphasized, “The only way to prevent the Iranian regime from obtaining the nuclear bomb is through its overthrow by the people of Iran and the Iranian Resistance.” Mrs. Rajavi further stated that the fall of Assad’s dictatorship in Syria “highlights the extreme weakness of the Iranian regime and the IRGC,” stressing, “Everyone agrees that Assad’s downfall is a serious defeat for the Iranian regime. However, a greater truth remains that with the determination of the Iranian people and their Resistance, this defeat will extend to Tehran.” During the conference, members of the House of Representatives highlighted the strategic blow the fall of Assad’s regime dealt to the Iranian regime. They called on the international community to hold the dictatorship in Iran accountable for its crimes against the Iranian people and its warmongering throughout the region. The representatives also expressed their support for the Iranian Resistance and its president-elect in their struggle to establish freedom and democracy in Iran. Congressman Tom McClintock (R-CA) expressed his support by stating, “As Madam Rajavi has said, the NCRI’s objective is not to seize power, but to restore it to its rightful owners, the people of Iran… Freedom for the Iranian people means justice for the Iranian dictators.” Congressman @RepMcClintock: The #Iran's regime is a like rotten porch, it still maintains its shape and form but its weak and hollowed-out and awaits a sudden gust of wind that will bring it crashing down. #FreeIran2024 pic.twitter.com/3Y172mrg74 — SIMAY AZADI TV (@en_simayazadi) December 17, 2024 Congresswoman Nancy Mace (R-SC) remarked on the rapid fall of Assad’s regime, stating, “After Syria, will be Iran, and when Iran falls, Maryam Rajavi will be leading her from the frontlines.” Congresswoman @RepNancyMace: After Syria will be #Iran. When Iran's regime falls, @Maryam_Rajavi will be leading Iran from frontlines. I am here to condemn the regime in Iran, and the Shah's dictatorship. #NCRIAlternative #FreeIran2024 pic.twitter.com/mG7ZRg6qw5 — SIMAY AZADI TV (@en_simayazadi) December 17, 2024 Congresswoman Erica Lee Carter (D-TX), the daughter of the late Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee, added, “Your unwavering dedication to freedom, justice, and democracy is not only inspiring, but it is essential to achieving a better future for Iran.” Congresswoman @RepNancyMace: After Syria will be #Iran. When Iran's regime falls, @Maryam_Rajavi will be leading Iran from frontlines. I am here to condemn the regime in Iran, and the Shah's dictatorship. #NCRIAlternative #FreeIran2024 pic.twitter.com/mG7ZRg6qw5 — SIMAY AZADI TV (@en_simayazadi) December 17, 2024 Congressman Ronny Jackson (R-TX) underscored the bipartisan nature of the effort, saying, “This is a bipartisan effort to make sure that we free the people of Iran.” Congresswoman Judy Chu (D-CA) praised the bravery of Iranian protesters, stating, “(The Iranian protesters) endured brutal, violent crackdowns but showed the world that they were willing to risk everything for their freedom… It’s more important than ever that we stand with the Iranian people and support them in their struggle for freedom.” In addition to these powerful speeches, several of the speakers were interviewed to provide deeper insights into their views and the significance of supporting a democratic, non-nuclear Iran. The conference underscored the growing bipartisan consensus on the urgency of addressing the Iranian regime’s actions and supporting the aspirations of the Iranian people for freedom and democracy. Check out our interview with @RepNancyMace and hear call to hold the Iranian regime accountable. Hear Congresswoman Mace's inspiring message to #Iran's people. #FreeIran2024 pic.twitter.com/vZWeZHWPPL — SIMAY AZADI TV (@en_simayazadi) December 18, 2024

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Iranians in Geneva Demand Accountability and Support Women\’s Resistance Against the Regime

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On October 9, 2024, the Iranian community in Geneva staged a powerful protest calling for the immediate release of all political prisoners held by the Iranian regime. The demonstrators expressed unwavering solidarity with the Iranian Revolution and demanded global action to address the regime’s human rights violations. They urged the United Nations, the Human Rights Council, and its member states to refer Iran’s crimes against humanity to the United Nations Security Council, seeking justice for the victims of oppression. Supporters of the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK) in Geneva called for the trial of Iran’s leaders in an international court for their role in crimes against humanity. They emphasized the Iranian people’s desire for a democratic republic and firmly rejected both the current mullahs\’ regime and any possibility of a return to the Shah’s dictatorship. Protesters also called for the recognition of the Iranian resistance, particularly the MEK Resistance Units operating within Iran, asserting their right to defend themselves against the regime’s brutal repression. The rally further condemned the Iranian regime’s systematic oppression of women, especially under the pretext of enforcing the mandatory hijab. Protesters voiced their support for the courage and resistance of Iranian women, chanting slogans of \”women, resistance, freedom.\” This demonstration underscored the Iranian people\’s ongoing fight for freedom, justice, and democracy, with a clear message to the international community: Stand with the Iranian people in their struggle against tyranny.

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Iranians Rally in The Hague on World Day Against the Death Penalty

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On October 10, 2024, in The Hague, Netherlands, freedom-loving Iranians and supporters of the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK) gathered to protest Iran’s alarming execution rates, especially targeting political dissidents. Coinciding with World Day Against the Death Penalty, the rally called for the immediate end of capital punishment in Iran and the release of political prisoners. Protesters held banners and shared the stories of victims, urging the international community and human rights organizations to intensify pressure on the Iranian regime to halt its human rights abuses and support the Iranian people’s quest for a free, democratic Iran. The protest highlighted Iran’s escalating crackdown on dissent, emphasizing the global need for accountability and intervention. Demonstrators sought to raise awareness of the Iranian regime’s systematic violations and called on international leaders to advocate for justice. By uniting voices across the Netherlands, this event served as a powerful testament to the resilience of Iranians fighting for freedom.

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Iranian Americans Protest Iran Regime’s Death Penalty in D.C

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On October 10, 2024, in Washington D.C., supporters of the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK) and freedom advocates gathered to protest the Iranian regime\’s relentless use of the death penalty. The rally aligned with World Day Against the Death Penalty, drawing attention to Iran\’s human rights abuses, particularly its use of executions to stifle dissent. Participants held banners and photos of victims, spotlighting the regime’s escalation in political repression and demanding the immediate release of political prisoners. The demonstration sent a strong message to the global community, specifically urging the U.S. government to take decisive action against Iran\’s human rights violations and to support the Iranian people’s struggle for freedom and democracy. As banners waved and speeches rang out, attendees expressed unwavering solidarity with the people of Iran, advocating for the abolition of the death penalty and justice for those oppressed. Protesters denounced the execution of prisoners as a tactic used by the Iranian regime to intimidate and silence its people. Through speeches and displays, organizers highlighted Iran’s persistent pattern of human rights abuses, including arbitrary arrests and torture of political dissidents. This event, part of a series of global rallies, emphasized the importance of international pressure on Iran to halt executions and respect basic human rights. Supporters of PMOI/MEK underscored the need for world leaders to stand firmly with the Iranian people, recognizing their courage and resilience in the face of a brutal regime. The rally served not only as a protest but as a call for justice and as a hopeful step toward a free Iran.

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Iran: 20000 acts by the MEK Resistance Units

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Iran: 20000 acts by the MEK Resistance Units In the lead-up to the Free Iran 2024 event, 20,000 acts of resistance have been broadcast on Simay Azadi. Courageous young men and women, their identities hidden, display signs, photos of NCRI President-elect Maryam Rajavi, and write slogans on walls across Iran in support of the uprising. From cities to remote villages, these Resistance Units have doubled last year’s efforts, standing against the regime and inspiring hope for a free Iran

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Iranian Prisoners Demand Justice: Letter on 1988 Massacre

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Iranian Prisoners Demand Justice: Letter on 1988 Massacre On the 36th anniversary of the 1988 Massacre of Political Prisoners in Iran, 974 prisoners issue a powerful letter demanding justice and accountability. This video explores their urgent call to halt the death penalty and prosecute those responsible for the atrocities. Join us in remembering the lives lost and amplifying the voices of the oppressed in the ongoing fight for human rights in Iran.

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