Massege to the conference at the UK parliament on the occasion of the international human rights Day (10 December 2015)
Maryam Rajavi: The International Human Rights Day is actually the day of Iran and the people of Iran because my country is where people are most eager and thirsty for human rights. It is the day of Iran because it is the most oppressed country in the world today with all her freedoms enchained. Members of PMOI who lost their live in Camp Ashraf and Liberty have written Human Rights with their blood.
The mullahs’ brutality in violating our people’s rights is because they want to hold on to power. It’s
because the people of Iran have staged a widespread resistance against
the regime. Every month, teachers, students, workers and other strata stage hundreds of protests. Every day, the protests become louder. Even political prisoners send messages calling on people to protest and resist.
