Maryam Rajavi’s Message on the advent of the New Persian Year – March 19, 2020

Maryam Rajavi’s Message on the advent of the New Persian Year – March 19, 2020

Maryam Rajavi’s Message on the advent of the New Persian Year – March 19, 2020

Maryam Rajavi standing beside the New Year Haft Sin arrangement and the beacon of freedom, Nowruz 1399

Maryam Rajavi’s Message on the advent of the New Persian Year – March 19, 2020

Maryam Rajavi standing beside the New Year Haft Sin arrangement and the beacon of freedom, Nowruz 1399

Maryam Rajavi’s Message on the advent of the New Persian Year – March 19, 2020

Maryam Rajavi standing beside the New Year Haft Sin arrangement and the beacon of freedom, Nowruz 1399

Maryam Rajavi’s Message on the advent of the New Persian Year – March 19, 2020

Maryam Rajavi’s Message on the advent of the New Persian Year – March 19, 2020

Maryam Rajavi’s Message on the advent of the New Persian Year – March 19, 2020

Maryam Rajavi’s Message on the advent of the New Persian Year – March 19, 2020

Lighting up the beacon of martyrs on the New Persian Year – Nowruz 1399

Maryam Rajavi’s Message on the advent of the New Persian Year – March 19, 2020

Maryam Rajavi’s Message on the advent of the New Persian Year – March 19, 2020

Maryam Rajavi’s Message on the advent of the New Persian Year – March 19, 2020

Maryam Rajavi’s Message on the advent of the New Persian Year – March 19, 2020

Maryam Rajavi laying a wreath at the Monument of Martyrs fallen for freedom – Nowruz 1399

Maryam Rajavi’s Message on the advent of the New Persian Year – March 19, 2020

Visiting the Exhibition on 120 years of struggle of the people of Iran for freedom on the eve of the New Persian Year, Maryam Rajavi stands in front of the pictures of 1,500 martyrs of the Iran Uprising in November 2019

In her New Year visit to the exhibition of the Iranian people’s 120 years of struggle for freedom, Maryam Rajavi laid flowers for 120,000 martyrs of the Iranian Resistance

Commemorating the selfless physicians and nurses, and other victims of the Coronavirus catastrophe in Iran

Visiting the Iranian Resistance’s museum at Ashraf 3. This is the greatest and longest lasting relentless resistance in the history of Iran, having come through a bloody struggle filled with suffering, executions and massacres.

In her New Year visit to the exhibition of the Iranian people’s 120 years of struggle for freedom, Maryam Rajavi paid tribute to the martyrs of the Eternal Light operation

In her New Year visit to the Exhibition of the Iranian People’s 120 Years of Struggle for Freedom, Maryam Rajavi lays flowers at the protrait of Prof. Kazem Rajavi, the great martyr for human rights

Visiting the Iranian Resistance’s museum at Ashraf 3. This is the greatest and longest lasting relentless resistance in the history of Iran, having come through a bloody struggle filled with suffering, executions and massacres.

Visiting the Iranian Resistance’s museum at Ashraf 3. This is the greatest and longest lasting relentless resistance in the history of Iran, having come through a bloody struggle filled with suffering, executions and massacres.

Visiting the exhibition of the Iranian people’s 120 years of struggle for freedom on the New Year’s eve, and lighting up candles for the martyrs of the massacre in Asharf

Visiting the Exhibition on 120 years of struggle of the people of Iran for freedom on the eve of the New Persian Year, Maryam Rajavi stands in front of the pictures of 1,500 martyrs of the Iran Uprising in November 2019

Commemorating the selfless physicians and nurses, and other victims of the Coronavirus catastrophe in Iran

Visiting the Exhibition on 120 years of struggle of the people of Iran for freedom on the eve of the New Persian Year, Maryam Rajavi stands in front of the pictures of 1,500 martyrs of the Iran Uprising in November 2019

Visiting the Iranian Resistance’s museum at Ashraf 3. This is the greatest and longest lasting relentless resistance in the history of Iran, having come through a bloody struggle filled with suffering, executions and massacres.

In her New Year’s eve visit to the exhibition, Maryam Rajavi pays tribute to the 30,000 martyrs of the 1988 massacre in Iran in front of their monument

Visiting the Iranian Resistance’s museum at Ashraf 3. This is the greatest and longest lasting relentless resistance in the history of Iran, having come through a bloody struggle filled with suffering, executions and massacres.

Visiting the Iranian Resistance’s museum at Ashraf 3. This is the greatest and longest lasting relentless resistance in the history of Iran, having come through a bloody struggle filled with suffering, executions and massacres.

Maryam Rajavi’s Message on the advent of the New Persian Year – March 19, 2020