European Protests in Support of Iran 2026: Toulouse, Berlin, London, Madrid, and Beyond

8. The Role of the Iranian Diaspora in European Protests

European protests have been driven significantly by the Iranian diaspora community, which is deeply committed to advocating for democracy and human rights in Iran. These communities organize rallies, cultural events, and lobbying efforts to raise awareness.

Diaspora Contributions:

  • Organizing protests and rallies outside embassies and government buildings.
  • Using social media campaigns to amplify their voice.
  • Providing eyewitness testimonies and stories of repression.
  • Lobbying European governments to adopt stronger sanctions.

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