Maryam Rajavi met with Senator Joseph Lieberman and enumerated violations of human rights by the mullahs' regime.

Maryam Rajavi and Senator Lieberman

Auvers-sur-Oise- Maryam Rajavi and Senator Joseph Liberman met on December 8, 2015 and talked about Syrian Situation and the role of Criminal Iranian regime in region. They also discussed the role of the Iranian Resistance against Islamic fundamentalism in the region. Maryam Rajavi stressed that the medieval measures will not be limited to Iran and extremism of mullah's regimes is source of crises in the region and the world. 
Senator Lieberman noted Tehran’s role as the main parameter causing instability in the region. He described the regime as the prime threat to global peace and security and reiterated his view on the need for regime change by the Iranian people.He further stressed on MEK’s role in confronting Islamic fundamentalism by advocating a democratic and tolerant Islam.

Maryam Rajavi's message commemorating victims of the 1988 massacre of political prisoners in Iran-12August2015

Maryam Rajavi -
President-elect of resistance

My fellow compatriots,
Families of martyrs and political prisoners,
On the 27th anniversary of the massacre of 30,000 political prisoners, let us commemorate the heroes and heroines who are the shining symbols of perseverance against religious fascism.
Maryam Rajavi said: Over the past 27 years, defending this genocide has been a litmus test of loyalty to the institution of the velayat-e faqih (absolute clerical rule).
It is the Iranian Resistance's great commitment to turn every drop of blood spilled from the bodies of these martyrs into a force for freedom and victory in Iran, and to ensure the triumph of their cause.

Massoud Rajavi, the leader of the Iranian Resistance

Excerpts from Massoud Rajavi s remarks on 1988 massacre of political prisoners






 

NCRI: A viable alternative to Iran’s tyrants

NCRI: A viable alternative to Iran’s tyrants

former Rep. Patrick J. Kennedy (D-R.I.)

On June 13, Iranians supporting the main opposition, the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI), held a major convention in Paris to support democratic change in their homeland. The massive rally drew as many as 100,000 Iranian exiles and hundreds of international political personalities, including dozens of distinguished former US officials from both sides of the aisle.