Pahlavi, the most prominent Iranian to visit Israel in history, seeks to renew ancient ties between Iran and Israel, honor Holocaust victims, and learn about Israel’s innovative water tech.
Pahlavi, the most prominent Iranian to visit Israel in history, seeks to renew ancient ties between Iran and Israel, honor Holocaust victims, and learn about Israel’s innovative water tech.
Pahlavi, the most prominent Iranian to visit Israel in history, seeks to renew ancient ties between Iran and Israel, honor Holocaust victims, and learn about Israel’s innovative water tech.
Pahlavi, the most prominent Iranian to visit Israel in history, seeks to renew ancient ties between Iran and Israel, honor Holocaust victims, and learn about Israel’s innovative water tech.
Pahlavi, the most prominent Iranian to visit Israel in history, seeks to renew ancient ties between Iran and Israel, honor Holocaust victims, and learn about Israel’s innovative water tech.
Pahlavi, the most prominent Iranian to visit Israel in history, seeks to renew ancient ties between Iran and Israel, honor Holocaust victims, and learn about Israel’s innovative water tech.
Pahlavi, the most prominent Iranian to visit Israel in history, seeks to renew ancient ties between Iran and Israel, honor Holocaust victims, and learn about Israel’s innovative water tech.
Pahlavi, the most prominent Iranian to visit Israel in history, seeks to renew ancient ties between Iran and Israel, honor Holocaust victims, and learn about Israel’s innovative water tech.
On Feb. 10, the 44th anniversary of Iran’s Islamic Revolution in 1979, Iranian activists, journalists, and politicians gathered in Georgetown’s Riggs Library for an internationally broadcast press conference on the future of Iranian democracy.
On Feb. 10, the 44th anniversary of Iran’s Islamic Revolution in 1979, Iranian activists, journalists, and politicians gathered in Georgetown’s Riggs Library for an internationally broadcast press conference on the future of Iranian democracy.
On Feb. 10, the 44th anniversary of Iran’s Islamic Revolution in 1979, Iranian activists, journalists, and politicians gathered in Georgetown’s Riggs Library for an internationally broadcast press conference on the future of Iranian democracy.
On Feb. 10, the 44th anniversary of Iran’s Islamic Revolution in 1979, Iranian activists, journalists, and politicians gathered in Georgetown’s Riggs Library for an internationally broadcast press conference on the future of Iranian democracy.
On Feb. 10, the 44th anniversary of Iran’s Islamic Revolution in 1979, Iranian activists, journalists, and politicians gathered in Georgetown’s Riggs Library for an internationally broadcast press conference on the future of Iranian democracy.
On Feb. 10, the 44th anniversary of Iran’s Islamic Revolution in 1979, Iranian activists, journalists, and politicians gathered in Georgetown’s Riggs Library for an internationally broadcast press conference on the future of Iranian democracy.
On Feb. 10, the 44th anniversary of Iran’s Islamic Revolution in 1979, Iranian activists, journalists, and politicians gathered in Georgetown’s Riggs Library for an internationally broadcast press conference on the future of Iranian democracy.
On Feb. 10, the 44th anniversary of Iran’s Islamic Revolution in 1979, Iranian activists, journalists, and politicians gathered in Georgetown’s Riggs Library for an internationally broadcast press conference on the future of Iranian democracy.
Reza Pahlavi, the son of the last shah of Iran, has often been seen as a solo actor determined to bring about the end of the Islamist forces that took over his native country more than 40 years ago.
Reza Pahlavi, the son of the last shah of Iran, has often been seen as a solo actor determined to bring about the end of the Islamist forces that took over his native country more than 40 years ago.
Reza Pahlavi, the son of the last shah of Iran, has often been seen as a solo actor determined to bring about the end of the Islamist forces that took over his native country more than 40 years ago.
Reza Pahlavi, the son of the last shah of Iran, has often been seen as a solo actor determined to bring about the end of the Islamist forces that took over his native country more than 40 years ago.
Reza Pahlavi, the son of the last shah of Iran, has often been seen as a solo actor determined to bring about the end of the Islamist forces that took over his native country more than 40 years ago.
Reza Pahlavi, the son of the last shah of Iran, has often been seen as a solo actor determined to bring about the end of the Islamist forces that took over his native country more than 40 years ago.
Reza Pahlavi, the son of the last shah of Iran, has often been seen as a solo actor determined to bring about the end of the Islamist forces that took over his native country more than 40 years ago.
Reza Pahlavi, the son of the last shah of Iran, has often been seen as a solo actor determined to bring about the end of the Islamist forces that took over his native country more than 40 years ago.
'Iranians want a better future… they hope the international community, particularly democratic countries in the West, stand on the right side of history'
'Iranians want a better future… they hope the international community, particularly democratic countries in the West, stand on the right side of history'
'Iranians want a better future… they hope the international community, particularly democratic countries in the West, stand on the right side of history'
'Iranians want a better future… they hope the international community, particularly democratic countries in the West, stand on the right side of history'
'Iranians want a better future… they hope the international community, particularly democratic countries in the West, stand on the right side of history'
'Iranians want a better future… they hope the international community, particularly democratic countries in the West, stand on the right side of history'
'Iranians want a better future… they hope the international community, particularly democratic countries in the West, stand on the right side of history'
'Iranians want a better future… they hope the international community, particularly democratic countries in the West, stand on the right side of history'
At a press conference in Washington D.C., Prince Reza Pahlavi hailed Iranians for imposing their “will not only on the streets of Iran but also in the decision and policy-making rooms across the globe.”
At a press conference in Washington D.C., Prince Reza Pahlavi hailed Iranians for imposing their “will not only on the streets of Iran but also in the decision and policy-making rooms across the globe.”
At a press conference in Washington D.C., Prince Reza Pahlavi hailed Iranians for imposing their “will not only on the streets of Iran but also in the decision and policy-making rooms across the globe.”
At a press conference in Washington D.C., Prince Reza Pahlavi hailed Iranians for imposing their “will not only on the streets of Iran but also in the decision and policy-making rooms across the globe.”
At a press conference in Washington D.C., Prince Reza Pahlavi hailed Iranians for imposing their “will not only on the streets of Iran but also in the decision and policy-making rooms across the globe.”
At a press conference in Washington D.C., Prince Reza Pahlavi hailed Iranians for imposing their “will not only on the streets of Iran but also in the decision and policy-making rooms across the globe.”
At a press conference in Washington D.C., Prince Reza Pahlavi hailed Iranians for imposing their “will not only on the streets of Iran but also in the decision and policy-making rooms across the globe.”
At a press conference in Washington D.C., Prince Reza Pahlavi hailed Iranians for imposing their “will not only on the streets of Iran but also in the decision and policy-making rooms across the globe.”
In an interview with Emily Schrader, Reza Pahlavi outlines what Iran may look like following a successful revolution.
In an interview with Emily Schrader, Reza Pahlavi outlines what Iran may look like following a successful revolution.
In an interview with Emily Schrader, Reza Pahlavi outlines what Iran may look like following a successful revolution.
In an interview with Emily Schrader, Reza Pahlavi outlines what Iran may look like following a successful revolution.
In an interview with Emily Schrader, Reza Pahlavi outlines what Iran may look like following a successful revolution.
In an interview with Emily Schrader, Reza Pahlavi outlines what Iran may look like following a successful revolution.
In an interview with Emily Schrader, Reza Pahlavi outlines what Iran may look like following a successful revolution.
In an interview with Emily Schrader, Reza Pahlavi outlines what Iran may look like following a successful revolution.
Iran’s Reza Pahlavi broadcast a video statement to the people of Iran, supporting their legitimate quest for freedom, opportunity and a better life, denied to them by Iran’s ruling theocratic regime. Rejecting the regime’s explicit warnings of violent chaos or Iran’s “Syriazation,” in the event of its collapse, 58 year old Reza Pahlavi, reassured Iranians of their prospects: pledging that the “day after the regime, Iran will be rebuilt by the Iranian people with full support of talent within Iran and expertise by prominent Iranians who have been denied into exile around the world.”
Iran’s Reza Pahlavi broadcast a video statement to the people of Iran, supporting their legitimate quest for freedom, opportunity and a better life, denied to them by Iran’s ruling theocratic regime. Rejecting the regime’s explicit warnings of violent chaos or Iran’s “Syriazation,” in the event of its collapse, 58 year old Reza Pahlavi, reassured Iranians of their prospects: pledging that the “day after the regime, Iran will be rebuilt by the Iranian people with full support of talent within Iran and expertise by prominent Iranians who have been denied into exile around the world.”
Iran’s Reza Pahlavi broadcast a video statement to the people of Iran, supporting their legitimate quest for freedom, opportunity and a better life, denied to them by Iran’s ruling theocratic regime. Rejecting the regime’s explicit warnings of violent chaos or Iran’s “Syriazation,” in the event of its collapse, 58 year old Reza Pahlavi, reassured Iranians of their prospects: pledging that the “day after the regime, Iran will be rebuilt by the Iranian people with full support of talent within Iran and expertise by prominent Iranians who have been denied into exile around the world.”
Iran’s Reza Pahlavi broadcast a video statement to the people of Iran, supporting their legitimate quest for freedom, opportunity and a better life, denied to them by Iran’s ruling theocratic regime. Rejecting the regime’s explicit warnings of violent chaos or Iran’s “Syriazation,” in the event of its collapse, 58 year old Reza Pahlavi, reassured Iranians of their prospects: pledging that the “day after the regime, Iran will be rebuilt by the Iranian people with full support of talent within Iran and expertise by prominent Iranians who have been denied into exile around the world.”
Iran’s Reza Pahlavi broadcast a video statement to the people of Iran, supporting their legitimate quest for freedom, opportunity and a better life, denied to them by Iran’s ruling theocratic regime. Rejecting the regime’s explicit warnings of violent chaos or Iran’s “Syriazation,” in the event of its collapse, 58 year old Reza Pahlavi, reassured Iranians of their prospects: pledging that the “day after the regime, Iran will be rebuilt by the Iranian people with full support of talent within Iran and expertise by prominent Iranians who have been denied into exile around the world.”
Iran’s Reza Pahlavi broadcast a video statement to the people of Iran, supporting their legitimate quest for freedom, opportunity and a better life, denied to them by Iran’s ruling theocratic regime. Rejecting the regime’s explicit warnings of violent chaos or Iran’s “Syriazation,” in the event of its collapse, 58 year old Reza Pahlavi, reassured Iranians of their prospects: pledging that the “day after the regime, Iran will be rebuilt by the Iranian people with full support of talent within Iran and expertise by prominent Iranians who have been denied into exile around the world.”
Iran’s Reza Pahlavi broadcast a video statement to the people of Iran, supporting their legitimate quest for freedom, opportunity and a better life, denied to them by Iran’s ruling theocratic regime. Rejecting the regime’s explicit warnings of violent chaos or Iran’s “Syriazation,” in the event of its collapse, 58 year old Reza Pahlavi, reassured Iranians of their prospects: pledging that the “day after the regime, Iran will be rebuilt by the Iranian people with full support of talent within Iran and expertise by prominent Iranians who have been denied into exile around the world.”
Iran’s Reza Pahlavi broadcast a video statement to the people of Iran, supporting their legitimate quest for freedom, opportunity and a better life, denied to them by Iran’s ruling theocratic regime. Rejecting the regime’s explicit warnings of violent chaos or Iran’s “Syriazation,” in the event of its collapse, 58 year old Reza Pahlavi, reassured Iranians of their prospects: pledging that the “day after the regime, Iran will be rebuilt by the Iranian people with full support of talent within Iran and expertise by prominent Iranians who have been denied into exile around the world.”
Le peuple de France vient de faire le tres bon choix de vous elever a la plus grande et la plus prestigieuse marche de la Republique Fran9aise. Votre succes est, a n’en pas douter, du a votre amour des Fran9ais, de leur confiance en vous et de votre determination a vouloir que la France demeur le pays des Lumieres, de l’egalite entre les citoyens, de la liberte, de la fraternite et des inalienables droits de l’homme.
Le peuple de France vient de faire le tres bon choix de vous elever a la plus grande et la plus prestigieuse marche de la Republique Fran9aise. Votre succes est, a n’en pas douter, du a votre amour des Fran9ais, de leur confiance en vous et de votre determination a vouloir que la France demeur le pays des Lumieres, de l’egalite entre les citoyens, de la liberte, de la fraternite et des inalienables droits de l’homme.
Le peuple de France vient de faire le tres bon choix de vous elever a la plus grande et la plus prestigieuse marche de la Republique Fran9aise. Votre succes est, a n’en pas douter, du a votre amour des Fran9ais, de leur confiance en vous et de votre determination a vouloir que la France demeur le pays des Lumieres, de l’egalite entre les citoyens, de la liberte, de la fraternite et des inalienables droits de l’homme.
Le peuple de France vient de faire le tres bon choix de vous elever a la plus grande et la plus prestigieuse marche de la Republique Fran9aise. Votre succes est, a n’en pas douter, du a votre amour des Fran9ais, de leur confiance en vous et de votre determination a vouloir que la France demeur le pays des Lumieres, de l’egalite entre les citoyens, de la liberte, de la fraternite et des inalienables droits de l’homme.
Le peuple de France vient de faire le tres bon choix de vous elever a la plus grande et la plus prestigieuse marche de la Republique Fran9aise. Votre succes est, a n’en pas douter, du a votre amour des Fran9ais, de leur confiance en vous et de votre determination a vouloir que la France demeur le pays des Lumieres, de l’egalite entre les citoyens, de la liberte, de la fraternite et des inalienables droits de l’homme.
Le peuple de France vient de faire le tres bon choix de vous elever a la plus grande et la plus prestigieuse marche de la Republique Fran9aise. Votre succes est, a n’en pas douter, du a votre amour des Fran9ais, de leur confiance en vous et de votre determination a vouloir que la France demeur le pays des Lumieres, de l’egalite entre les citoyens, de la liberte, de la fraternite et des inalienables droits de l’homme.
Le peuple de France vient de faire le tres bon choix de vous elever a la plus grande et la plus prestigieuse marche de la Republique Fran9aise. Votre succes est, a n’en pas douter, du a votre amour des Fran9ais, de leur confiance en vous et de votre determination a vouloir que la France demeur le pays des Lumieres, de l’egalite entre les citoyens, de la liberte, de la fraternite et des inalienables droits de l’homme.
Le peuple de France vient de faire le tres bon choix de vous elever a la plus grande et la plus prestigieuse marche de la Republique Fran9aise. Votre succes est, a n’en pas douter, du a votre amour des Fran9ais, de leur confiance en vous et de votre determination a vouloir que la France demeur le pays des Lumieres, de l’egalite entre les citoyens, de la liberte, de la fraternite et des inalienables droits de l’homme.
We strongly condemn the terrorist attack outside Westminster Palace, the seat of the oldestParliament. We also extend to you and the people of Britain, as well as the countries whose nationals became victims of this horrific act of Islamist terrorism, while visiting London, our most sincere condolences.
We strongly condemn the terrorist attack outside Westminster Palace, the seat of the oldestParliament. We also extend to you and the people of Britain, as well as the countries whose nationals became victims of this horrific act of Islamist terrorism, while visiting London, our most sincere condolences.
We strongly condemn the terrorist attack outside Westminster Palace, the seat of the oldestParliament. We also extend to you and the people of Britain, as well as the countries whose nationals became victims of this horrific act of Islamist terrorism, while visiting London, our most sincere condolences.
We strongly condemn the terrorist attack outside Westminster Palace, the seat of the oldestParliament. We also extend to you and the people of Britain, as well as the countries whose nationals became victims of this horrific act of Islamist terrorism, while visiting London, our most sincere condolences.
We strongly condemn the terrorist attack outside Westminster Palace, the seat of the oldestParliament. We also extend to you and the people of Britain, as well as the countries whose nationals became victims of this horrific act of Islamist terrorism, while visiting London, our most sincere condolences.
We strongly condemn the terrorist attack outside Westminster Palace, the seat of the oldestParliament. We also extend to you and the people of Britain, as well as the countries whose nationals became victims of this horrific act of Islamist terrorism, while visiting London, our most sincere condolences.
We strongly condemn the terrorist attack outside Westminster Palace, the seat of the oldestParliament. We also extend to you and the people of Britain, as well as the countries whose nationals became victims of this horrific act of Islamist terrorism, while visiting London, our most sincere condolences.
We strongly condemn the terrorist attack outside Westminster Palace, the seat of the oldestParliament. We also extend to you and the people of Britain, as well as the countries whose nationals became victims of this horrific act of Islamist terrorism, while visiting London, our most sincere condolences.
Approximately 50 percent of working age women are represented in the labor force globally, compared to 76 percent of men. Moreover, an overwhelming majority of women are in the informal economy — subsidizing care and domestic work, and concentrated in lower-paid, lower-skill occupations with little or no social protection. Much of this imbalance is the result of local cultural and/or religious norms that devalue and disempower women. If we are to have sustainable development around the world, we must address these root causes in order to achieve gender equality in the world of work.
Approximately 50 percent of working age women are represented in the labor force globally, compared to 76 percent of men. Moreover, an overwhelming majority of women are in the informal economy — subsidizing care and domestic work, and concentrated in lower-paid, lower-skill occupations with little or no social protection. Much of this imbalance is the result of local cultural and/or religious norms that devalue and disempower women. If we are to have sustainable development around the world, we must address these root causes in order to achieve gender equality in the world of work.
Approximately 50 percent of working age women are represented in the labor force globally, compared to 76 percent of men. Moreover, an overwhelming majority of women are in the informal economy — subsidizing care and domestic work, and concentrated in lower-paid, lower-skill occupations with little or no social protection. Much of this imbalance is the result of local cultural and/or religious norms that devalue and disempower women. If we are to have sustainable development around the world, we must address these root causes in order to achieve gender equality in the world of work.
Approximately 50 percent of working age women are represented in the labor force globally, compared to 76 percent of men. Moreover, an overwhelming majority of women are in the informal economy — subsidizing care and domestic work, and concentrated in lower-paid, lower-skill occupations with little or no social protection. Much of this imbalance is the result of local cultural and/or religious norms that devalue and disempower women. If we are to have sustainable development around the world, we must address these root causes in order to achieve gender equality in the world of work.
Approximately 50 percent of working age women are represented in the labor force globally, compared to 76 percent of men. Moreover, an overwhelming majority of women are in the informal economy — subsidizing care and domestic work, and concentrated in lower-paid, lower-skill occupations with little or no social protection. Much of this imbalance is the result of local cultural and/or religious norms that devalue and disempower women. If we are to have sustainable development around the world, we must address these root causes in order to achieve gender equality in the world of work.
Approximately 50 percent of working age women are represented in the labor force globally, compared to 76 percent of men. Moreover, an overwhelming majority of women are in the informal economy — subsidizing care and domestic work, and concentrated in lower-paid, lower-skill occupations with little or no social protection. Much of this imbalance is the result of local cultural and/or religious norms that devalue and disempower women. If we are to have sustainable development around the world, we must address these root causes in order to achieve gender equality in the world of work.
Approximately 50 percent of working age women are represented in the labor force globally, compared to 76 percent of men. Moreover, an overwhelming majority of women are in the informal economy — subsidizing care and domestic work, and concentrated in lower-paid, lower-skill occupations with little or no social protection. Much of this imbalance is the result of local cultural and/or religious norms that devalue and disempower women. If we are to have sustainable development around the world, we must address these root causes in order to achieve gender equality in the world of work.
Approximately 50 percent of working age women are represented in the labor force globally, compared to 76 percent of men. Moreover, an overwhelming majority of women are in the informal economy — subsidizing care and domestic work, and concentrated in lower-paid, lower-skill occupations with little or no social protection. Much of this imbalance is the result of local cultural and/or religious norms that devalue and disempower women. If we are to have sustainable development around the world, we must address these root causes in order to achieve gender equality in the world of work.
I would like to bring to your attention and consideration, the concerns of the freedom seeking Iranians who are faced with the dichotomy of being brutalized by the clerical dictatorship, while at the same time being potentially penalized by the restrictions enumerated in the new Presidential Executive Order.
I would like to bring to your attention and consideration, the concerns of the freedom seeking Iranians who are faced with the dichotomy of being brutalized by the clerical dictatorship, while at the same time being potentially penalized by the restrictions enumerated in the new Presidential Executive Order.
I would like to bring to your attention and consideration, the concerns of the freedom seeking Iranians who are faced with the dichotomy of being brutalized by the clerical dictatorship, while at the same time being potentially penalized by the restrictions enumerated in the new Presidential Executive Order.
I would like to bring to your attention and consideration, the concerns of the freedom seeking Iranians who are faced with the dichotomy of being brutalized by the clerical dictatorship, while at the same time being potentially penalized by the restrictions enumerated in the new Presidential Executive Order.
I would like to bring to your attention and consideration, the concerns of the freedom seeking Iranians who are faced with the dichotomy of being brutalized by the clerical dictatorship, while at the same time being potentially penalized by the restrictions enumerated in the new Presidential Executive Order.
I would like to bring to your attention and consideration, the concerns of the freedom seeking Iranians who are faced with the dichotomy of being brutalized by the clerical dictatorship, while at the same time being potentially penalized by the restrictions enumerated in the new Presidential Executive Order.
I would like to bring to your attention and consideration, the concerns of the freedom seeking Iranians who are faced with the dichotomy of being brutalized by the clerical dictatorship, while at the same time being potentially penalized by the restrictions enumerated in the new Presidential Executive Order.
I would like to bring to your attention and consideration, the concerns of the freedom seeking Iranians who are faced with the dichotomy of being brutalized by the clerical dictatorship, while at the same time being potentially penalized by the restrictions enumerated in the new Presidential Executive Order.
We request and urge you to support our humanitarian campaign for the immediate and unconditional release of all prisoners of conscience detained and imprisoned in Iran, many of whom continue to be on hunger strikes. We appeal to all world leaders who value human rights and freedom to support this campaign, as innocent Iranians are faced with life-threatening health complications due to intolerable prison conditions and denial of basic health care and civil rights.
We request and urge you to support our humanitarian campaign for the immediate and unconditional release of all prisoners of conscience detained and imprisoned in Iran, many of whom continue to be on hunger strikes. We appeal to all world leaders who value human rights and freedom to support this campaign, as innocent Iranians are faced with life-threatening health complications due to intolerable prison conditions and denial of basic health care and civil rights.
We request and urge you to support our humanitarian campaign for the immediate and unconditional release of all prisoners of conscience detained and imprisoned in Iran, many of whom continue to be on hunger strikes. We appeal to all world leaders who value human rights and freedom to support this campaign, as innocent Iranians are faced with life-threatening health complications due to intolerable prison conditions and denial of basic health care and civil rights.
We request and urge you to support our humanitarian campaign for the immediate and unconditional release of all prisoners of conscience detained and imprisoned in Iran, many of whom continue to be on hunger strikes. We appeal to all world leaders who value human rights and freedom to support this campaign, as innocent Iranians are faced with life-threatening health complications due to intolerable prison conditions and denial of basic health care and civil rights.
We request and urge you to support our humanitarian campaign for the immediate and unconditional release of all prisoners of conscience detained and imprisoned in Iran, many of whom continue to be on hunger strikes. We appeal to all world leaders who value human rights and freedom to support this campaign, as innocent Iranians are faced with life-threatening health complications due to intolerable prison conditions and denial of basic health care and civil rights.
We request and urge you to support our humanitarian campaign for the immediate and unconditional release of all prisoners of conscience detained and imprisoned in Iran, many of whom continue to be on hunger strikes. We appeal to all world leaders who value human rights and freedom to support this campaign, as innocent Iranians are faced with life-threatening health complications due to intolerable prison conditions and denial of basic health care and civil rights.
We request and urge you to support our humanitarian campaign for the immediate and unconditional release of all prisoners of conscience detained and imprisoned in Iran, many of whom continue to be on hunger strikes. We appeal to all world leaders who value human rights and freedom to support this campaign, as innocent Iranians are faced with life-threatening health complications due to intolerable prison conditions and denial of basic health care and civil rights.
We request and urge you to support our humanitarian campaign for the immediate and unconditional release of all prisoners of conscience detained and imprisoned in Iran, many of whom continue to be on hunger strikes. We appeal to all world leaders who value human rights and freedom to support this campaign, as innocent Iranians are faced with life-threatening health complications due to intolerable prison conditions and denial of basic health care and civil rights.
While the political leaders of the Islamic Republic of Iran celebrate their thirty-seventh year of oppressive rule in Iran by sponsoring celebrations in schools and airing fabricated stories on Iranian history while using the nation’s money, scholars and historians view this as an anniversary of the darkest moment of Iran’s history, a time where tyranny and government crimes against its own people became the new norm.
While the political leaders of the Islamic Republic of Iran celebrate their thirty-seventh year of oppressive rule in Iran by sponsoring celebrations in schools and airing fabricated stories on Iranian history while using the nation’s money, scholars and historians view this as an anniversary of the darkest moment of Iran’s history, a time where tyranny and government crimes against its own people became the new norm.
While the political leaders of the Islamic Republic of Iran celebrate their thirty-seventh year of oppressive rule in Iran by sponsoring celebrations in schools and airing fabricated stories on Iranian history while using the nation’s money, scholars and historians view this as an anniversary of the darkest moment of Iran’s history, a time where tyranny and government crimes against its own people became the new norm.
While the political leaders of the Islamic Republic of Iran celebrate their thirty-seventh year of oppressive rule in Iran by sponsoring celebrations in schools and airing fabricated stories on Iranian history while using the nation’s money, scholars and historians view this as an anniversary of the darkest moment of Iran’s history, a time where tyranny and government crimes against its own people became the new norm.
While the political leaders of the Islamic Republic of Iran celebrate their thirty-seventh year of oppressive rule in Iran by sponsoring celebrations in schools and airing fabricated stories on Iranian history while using the nation’s money, scholars and historians view this as an anniversary of the darkest moment of Iran’s history, a time where tyranny and government crimes against its own people became the new norm.
While the political leaders of the Islamic Republic of Iran celebrate their thirty-seventh year of oppressive rule in Iran by sponsoring celebrations in schools and airing fabricated stories on Iranian history while using the nation’s money, scholars and historians view this as an anniversary of the darkest moment of Iran’s history, a time where tyranny and government crimes against its own people became the new norm.
While the political leaders of the Islamic Republic of Iran celebrate their thirty-seventh year of oppressive rule in Iran by sponsoring celebrations in schools and airing fabricated stories on Iranian history while using the nation’s money, scholars and historians view this as an anniversary of the darkest moment of Iran’s history, a time where tyranny and government crimes against its own people became the new norm.
While the political leaders of the Islamic Republic of Iran celebrate their thirty-seventh year of oppressive rule in Iran by sponsoring celebrations in schools and airing fabricated stories on Iranian history while using the nation’s money, scholars and historians view this as an anniversary of the darkest moment of Iran’s history, a time where tyranny and government crimes against its own people became the new norm.
The lifting of international economic and financial sanctions, which were imposed on the people of Iran as a result of provocative and destabilizing policies of the theocratic regime, could be a reason to rejoice.
The lifting of international economic and financial sanctions, which were imposed on the people of Iran as a result of provocative and destabilizing policies of the theocratic regime, could be a reason to rejoice.
The lifting of international economic and financial sanctions, which were imposed on the people of Iran as a result of provocative and destabilizing policies of the theocratic regime, could be a reason to rejoice.
The lifting of international economic and financial sanctions, which were imposed on the people of Iran as a result of provocative and destabilizing policies of the theocratic regime, could be a reason to rejoice.
The lifting of international economic and financial sanctions, which were imposed on the people of Iran as a result of provocative and destabilizing policies of the theocratic regime, could be a reason to rejoice.
The lifting of international economic and financial sanctions, which were imposed on the people of Iran as a result of provocative and destabilizing policies of the theocratic regime, could be a reason to rejoice.
The lifting of international economic and financial sanctions, which were imposed on the people of Iran as a result of provocative and destabilizing policies of the theocratic regime, could be a reason to rejoice.
The lifting of international economic and financial sanctions, which were imposed on the people of Iran as a result of provocative and destabilizing policies of the theocratic regime, could be a reason to rejoice.
Only a pariah state would be so lawless as to allow an attack on a defenseless embassy and its diplomats. The Islamic Republic also holds this dubious record as well. The Iran National Council strongly condemns this organized and pre-planned attack on the Saudi embassy by elements of the Islamic Republic’s security apparatus and mob, also known as the militia in civilian clothes
Only a pariah state would be so lawless as to allow an attack on a defenseless embassy and its diplomats. The Islamic Republic also holds this dubious record as well. The Iran National Council strongly condemns this organized and pre-planned attack on the Saudi embassy by elements of the Islamic Republic’s security apparatus and mob, also known as the militia in civilian clothes
Only a pariah state would be so lawless as to allow an attack on a defenseless embassy and its diplomats. The Islamic Republic also holds this dubious record as well. The Iran National Council strongly condemns this organized and pre-planned attack on the Saudi embassy by elements of the Islamic Republic’s security apparatus and mob, also known as the militia in civilian clothes
Only a pariah state would be so lawless as to allow an attack on a defenseless embassy and its diplomats. The Islamic Republic also holds this dubious record as well. The Iran National Council strongly condemns this organized and pre-planned attack on the Saudi embassy by elements of the Islamic Republic’s security apparatus and mob, also known as the militia in civilian clothes
Only a pariah state would be so lawless as to allow an attack on a defenseless embassy and its diplomats. The Islamic Republic also holds this dubious record as well. The Iran National Council strongly condemns this organized and pre-planned attack on the Saudi embassy by elements of the Islamic Republic’s security apparatus and mob, also known as the militia in civilian clothes
Only a pariah state would be so lawless as to allow an attack on a defenseless embassy and its diplomats. The Islamic Republic also holds this dubious record as well. The Iran National Council strongly condemns this organized and pre-planned attack on the Saudi embassy by elements of the Islamic Republic’s security apparatus and mob, also known as the militia in civilian clothes
Only a pariah state would be so lawless as to allow an attack on a defenseless embassy and its diplomats. The Islamic Republic also holds this dubious record as well. The Iran National Council strongly condemns this organized and pre-planned attack on the Saudi embassy by elements of the Islamic Republic’s security apparatus and mob, also known as the militia in civilian clothes
Only a pariah state would be so lawless as to allow an attack on a defenseless embassy and its diplomats. The Islamic Republic also holds this dubious record as well. The Iran National Council strongly condemns this organized and pre-planned attack on the Saudi embassy by elements of the Islamic Republic’s security apparatus and mob, also known as the militia in civilian clothes
While our precious national resources are being utilized by the clerical regime to export revolution, the Iranian people are being left without access to basic necessities, rapidly losing a standard of living that was once the envy of many around the world, and they live in a state of perpetual tyranny.
While our precious national resources are being utilized by the clerical regime to export revolution, the Iranian people are being left without access to basic necessities, rapidly losing a standard of living that was once the envy of many around the world, and they live in a state of perpetual tyranny.
While our precious national resources are being utilized by the clerical regime to export revolution, the Iranian people are being left without access to basic necessities, rapidly losing a standard of living that was once the envy of many around the world, and they live in a state of perpetual tyranny.
While our precious national resources are being utilized by the clerical regime to export revolution, the Iranian people are being left without access to basic necessities, rapidly losing a standard of living that was once the envy of many around the world, and they live in a state of perpetual tyranny.
While our precious national resources are being utilized by the clerical regime to export revolution, the Iranian people are being left without access to basic necessities, rapidly losing a standard of living that was once the envy of many around the world, and they live in a state of perpetual tyranny.
While our precious national resources are being utilized by the clerical regime to export revolution, the Iranian people are being left without access to basic necessities, rapidly losing a standard of living that was once the envy of many around the world, and they live in a state of perpetual tyranny.
While our precious national resources are being utilized by the clerical regime to export revolution, the Iranian people are being left without access to basic necessities, rapidly losing a standard of living that was once the envy of many around the world, and they live in a state of perpetual tyranny.
While our precious national resources are being utilized by the clerical regime to export revolution, the Iranian people are being left without access to basic necessities, rapidly losing a standard of living that was once the envy of many around the world, and they live in a state of perpetual tyranny.
The quest for freedom, democracy and human rights. This is an issue of epic proportions, but given our short time together this evening, I wish to share with you my thoughts on the path, rather than the obvious merits of our collective desire to achieve this goal.
The quest for freedom, democracy and human rights. This is an issue of epic proportions, but given our short time together this evening, I wish to share with you my thoughts on the path, rather than the obvious merits of our collective desire to achieve this goal.
The quest for freedom, democracy and human rights. This is an issue of epic proportions, but given our short time together this evening, I wish to share with you my thoughts on the path, rather than the obvious merits of our collective desire to achieve this goal.
The quest for freedom, democracy and human rights. This is an issue of epic proportions, but given our short time together this evening, I wish to share with you my thoughts on the path, rather than the obvious merits of our collective desire to achieve this goal.
The quest for freedom, democracy and human rights. This is an issue of epic proportions, but given our short time together this evening, I wish to share with you my thoughts on the path, rather than the obvious merits of our collective desire to achieve this goal.
The quest for freedom, democracy and human rights. This is an issue of epic proportions, but given our short time together this evening, I wish to share with you my thoughts on the path, rather than the obvious merits of our collective desire to achieve this goal.
The quest for freedom, democracy and human rights. This is an issue of epic proportions, but given our short time together this evening, I wish to share with you my thoughts on the path, rather than the obvious merits of our collective desire to achieve this goal.
The quest for freedom, democracy and human rights. This is an issue of epic proportions, but given our short time together this evening, I wish to share with you my thoughts on the path, rather than the obvious merits of our collective desire to achieve this goal.
For those of us who have devoted our entire lives to the cause of democracy and human rights in Iran, we had hoped to avoid this day and these tragic consequences. As it turned out, the events surrounding the fraudulent election in June 2009 caused the people of Iran to reach their point of no return, and the regime to abandon all pretenses of faith, national pride, and humanity.
For those of us who have devoted our entire lives to the cause of democracy and human rights in Iran, we had hoped to avoid this day and these tragic consequences. As it turned out, the events surrounding the fraudulent election in June 2009 caused the people of Iran to reach their point of no return, and the regime to abandon all pretenses of faith, national pride, and humanity.
For those of us who have devoted our entire lives to the cause of democracy and human rights in Iran, we had hoped to avoid this day and these tragic consequences. As it turned out, the events surrounding the fraudulent election in June 2009 caused the people of Iran to reach their point of no return, and the regime to abandon all pretenses of faith, national pride, and humanity.
For those of us who have devoted our entire lives to the cause of democracy and human rights in Iran, we had hoped to avoid this day and these tragic consequences. As it turned out, the events surrounding the fraudulent election in June 2009 caused the people of Iran to reach their point of no return, and the regime to abandon all pretenses of faith, national pride, and humanity.
For those of us who have devoted our entire lives to the cause of democracy and human rights in Iran, we had hoped to avoid this day and these tragic consequences. As it turned out, the events surrounding the fraudulent election in June 2009 caused the people of Iran to reach their point of no return, and the regime to abandon all pretenses of faith, national pride, and humanity.
For those of us who have devoted our entire lives to the cause of democracy and human rights in Iran, we had hoped to avoid this day and these tragic consequences. As it turned out, the events surrounding the fraudulent election in June 2009 caused the people of Iran to reach their point of no return, and the regime to abandon all pretenses of faith, national pride, and humanity.
For those of us who have devoted our entire lives to the cause of democracy and human rights in Iran, we had hoped to avoid this day and these tragic consequences. As it turned out, the events surrounding the fraudulent election in June 2009 caused the people of Iran to reach their point of no return, and the regime to abandon all pretenses of faith, national pride, and humanity.
For those of us who have devoted our entire lives to the cause of democracy and human rights in Iran, we had hoped to avoid this day and these tragic consequences. As it turned out, the events surrounding the fraudulent election in June 2009 caused the people of Iran to reach their point of no return, and the regime to abandon all pretenses of faith, national pride, and humanity.
The Iran National Council, in accordance with clause No. 7 of its own charter, universally opposes and condemns the death penalty as an instrument of state policy. Hence, in response to the Islamic Republic’s violent reaction to the execution of a Saudi citizen by the Saudi government, we would like to remind the Islamic Republic that just in the past year alone, more than one thousand Iranians were executed by the regime, and Hassan Rohani’s government now holds this dubious record.
An attack on another nation’s embassy is tantamount to the violation of that country’s territorial sovereignty, and only a regime that lacks both domestic and international legitimacy would behave in such a shameless and barbaric way. Only a pariah state would be so lawless as to allow an attack on a defenseless embassy and its diplomats. The Islamic Republic also holds this dubious record as well. The Iran National Council strongly condemns this organized and pre-planned attack on the Saudi embassy by elements of the Islamic Republic’s security apparatus and mob, also known as the militia in civilian clothes. Furthermore, only terrorist governments and organizations such as the Taliban and the Islamic Republic have a history of such illegal attacks against the embassies of other nations. It bears reminding that the people of Iran are still paying the price for this regime’s history of attacking other nation’s embassies, and in particular the attack on the US embassy and the taking of hostages. The Islamic Republic since its inception in 1979 has been involved in attacking the US embassy, the British embassy and the Saudi embassy, some more than once, which demonstrates that the regime does not have the capacity to be reformed and will not change its nature. By the end of Ahmadinejad’s corrupt and plundering presidency, the regime’s crisis of legitimacy had increased. This coupled with new international sanctions and an increasing economic recession which threatened the very existence of the regime, forced the rulers of this theocracy to take new measures in order to prolong their hold on power a little longer. Their answer was the installment of Hassan Rohani and his plan for a nuclear agreement. As this plan has also failed, and Iran’s economy is on the verge of total collapse, and all of the regime’s domestic and international policies have failed, the regime has once again resorted to its old and tried policy of confrontation and crisis creation.
Hassan Rohani, the so called president of the Islamic Republic, by condemning the Saudi embassy attack is trying to deny responsibility or knowledge for the attack on the Saudi embassy, yet it was he who claimed victory and responsibility for the nuclear agreement. This begs the question as to how can Hassan Rohani claim to be the decision maker for the nuclear agreement, but the president of the Islamic Republic had no knowledge of, or responsibility, for the security forces’ attack on the Saudi embassy? The Iran National Council would like to point out that the regime in Iran believes its very existence and continuation of its theocracy is dependent on the creation and fanning of regional crises and instability. While only four decades ago, because of our warm and constructive relations with Pakistan and Turkey, both nations were partners in the multi-lateral Central Treaty Organization with Iran, today, they are considered Saudi Arabia’s allies and Pakistan has gone so far as to threaten the Islamic Republic with military action. Four decades ago, Iran was considered an island of stability and its name and reputation was synonymous with regional and global peace initiatives. Key regional powers such as Turkey, Egypt, Pakistan and the Persian Gulf states had excellent relations with Iran. Alas, today Iran is synonymous with international terror, war, conflict and regional instability and interference; and global peace advocates consider our beloved nation as the main instigator of regional instability and conflict. We deem it necessary to stress that the current regime’s policy of instigating conflict is against the national interest of the Iranian people, and that the Iran National Council firmly believes that the future stability and long term economic, social and security interests of the Iranian people requires good and constructive relations with our regional and global neighbors and community.
The Iran National Council believes that religious sectarianism among the Shia and Sunni can only lead to further fracture the troubling historical schism which can lead to conflict with our neighbors and threaten our territorial integrity and national security. Let us bear in mind that even when the Islamic Republic has been dissolved and a democratic government comes to power, the people of Iran may still have to answer for the policies of the previous regime. This is because all the acts and policies against international law and principles that are currently being committed by this regime are being done in the name of the people and Iran, and not in the name of the regime alone. And when it is time for the regime’s leaders to flee, it is the people that are left with their legacy of terror and conflict. It is important to remember that the responsibility for the illegal actions of this regime is not on the shoulders of its leaders alone, and the unbearable price that will need to be paid will be paid by the people of Iran. Therefore we must refrain from silence and not allow this regime’s illegal and fractious policies to further harm and injure our nation, its people and her future generations.