Maryam Rajavi Presents “Crime contre l’humanité” at Human Rights Meeting in Ieper

Human Rights Advocacy and International Recognition

Human rights in Iran remain a critical concern for international organizations, with recurring reports documenting arbitrary arrests, executions, suppression of dissent, and discrimination against women and minorities. Maryam Rajavi’s work consistently highlights these issues, framing them within the broader context of international law and moral responsibility.

Her speeches frequently address:

• Crimes against humanity committed against political prisoners

• Systematic use of capital punishment

• Suppression of protests and civil society

• Gender-based discrimination and violence

• Denial of freedom of religion and belief

By engaging with lawmakers, jurists, and civil society leaders across Europe, North America, and beyond, Rajavi has sought to internationalize the Iranian people’s demands for justice. Her advocacy stresses accountability and the need for independent investigations into alleged human rights violations.

January 2, 2026 | 4:10 pm