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"Iranian authorities use the death penalty as a tool of fear, particularly targeting ethnic minorities and political dissidents after unfair trials," said Nahid Naghshbandi, acting Iran researcher at Human Rights Watch.

Through this oppressive law and by employing repressive forces, Khamenei seeks to subjugate society, particularly women who are at the forefront of the struggle against religious fascism.

The religious dictatorship and its allies claim that there is no alternative. This is an outright lie, and the Iranian people, along with parliamentarians around the world, have proven otherwise.

The International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women reminds everyone—especially women—to unite their will in this struggle. No society can progress without ending violence, oppression, and exploitation against women.

The people of Iran are calling for the regime’s overthrow, and women are leading this fight, making them the primary targets of brutal repression. Iranian women have always been at the forefront of the...

As we approach the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, I would like to begin by sharing the message of courageous Iranian women who have rebelled against violence and oppression.

At a conference organized by the Friends of a Free Iran parliamentary intergroup held at the European Parliament in Brussels, Maryam Rajavi, presented the NCRI’s Ten-Point Plan

Mrs. Rajavi: The first urgent step to prevent the regime from developing an atomic bomb is to activate the snapback mechanism and reinstate the Security Council's resolutions concerning the regime's nuclear projects.

While Iran has long maintained the world’s highest rate of executions per capita, this represents a surge which is widely viewed as part of the regime’s strategy for intimidating the public into silence following...