These figures reveal the brutal system of repression and bloodshed that rules Iran.
Yet this killing machine has failed to stop the people’s uprisings and the organized Resistance.
The past four decades have been a history of governments remaining silent in the face of the regime’s crimes.
Instead of offering my own explanation, I would like to read part of remarks by Mr. Marc Trévidic, former anti-terrorism investigating judge in Paris, which were broadcast on September 10 this year by Radio Présence in Toulouse.
He said, “When I was working in the anti-terrorism prosecutor’s office in the early 2000s, I witnessed a strange closeness between France and Iran. France wanted to sign many profitable contracts with Iran, especially in the oil and gas sector.
The Iranian regime made a condition: we had to arrest its opponents. In particular, we had the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI) in Auvers-sur-Oise… We were told that they were terrorists as well. This was a misuse of the judicial system for political purposes.”
This accusation became a justification for greater repression and for more executions of PMOI members and supporters.

The clerical regime relies on war and repression as a matter of survival.
This strategy includes continuing conflict, increasing the activities of its proxy groups in the region, pursuing its nuclear weapons program, executing political prisoners, and raising prices.
But this strategy has deadly consequences for its very survival. Several major events taken place in Iran over the past year have significant importance.
They include two wars, a major uprising, a massacre, and the expansion of Resistance Units activities.
These events have revealed important facts in three areas.
– First, as the Iranian Resistance has emphasized for many years, this regime will not give up the pillars of its survival.
It will not stop repressing the Iranian people. It will not give up its nuclear program, its missile program, or its support for war and proxy groups in the region.
– Second, for many years it has been clear that appeasement of this regime does not work. It only encourages more human rights abuseand more warmongering.
– Third, over the past year, it has also become clear that war and foreign military intervention are not the solution to Iran’s problem. Neither war nor appeasement is the answer.
The solution is the overthrow of this regime by the people of Iran and their organized Resistance. This is a truth that we declared 22 years ago. Over the past year everyone has seen it for themselves.
Despite war and intense repression, the Iranian Resistance has continued to grow its organized network in cities across Iran.
The Resistance Units have also carried out major and unprecedented operations. The remnants of the former Shah’s dictatorship, who dreamed of taking Iran back to the past, have also received their answer.
They hoped to come to power through foreign military action or by repeating the Chalabi model in Iraq. Their plan was to bring back SAVAK, together with torture, repression, and military rule. That will never happen.
Yes, the solution for Iran is democratic change by the Iranian people and their organized Resistance. This change is within reach.
Today, we call on the international community to recognize the struggle of the Iranian people and youth against the IRGC to overthrow the regime, and to recognize the Provisional Government for Peace and Freedom proposed by the National Council of Resistance of Iran, based on its Ten-Point Plan.

At a time of increasing political executions, we mark the 38th anniversary of the 1988 massacre of political prisoners in Iran.
Khomeini’s order was clear: all PMOI prisoners who remained firm in their beliefs had to be executed. But later, the executions also included other political prisoners. However, 90 percent of those executed were affiliated with the PMOI.
They are the spirit of resistance that continues from one generation to the next, as they rise for freedom.
In August 1988 in a letter to the UN Secretary General, Massoud Rajavi the leader of the Iranian Resistance, stated: “According to reliable information, several weeks ago, Khomeini issued a handwritten order for the execution of political prisoners who supported the PMOI.”
As the late Baroness Boothroyd said, “The 1988 massacre was the largest massacre of political prisoners since the Second World War.”
In 2024, the United Nations Special Rapporteur on Iran, Professor Javaid Rehman, described it as a crime against humanity and genocide.
However, the world remained silent and failed to act. As a result, those who ordered and carried out the massacre have enjoyed complete impunity until today.

Honorable members of the Parliament of Australia,
My fellow compatriots in Australia,

I am pleased to meet you all.
This conference is held to mark the 38th anniversary of the massacre of political prisoners in Iran.
In July 1988, Khomeini, the founder of religious dictatorship in Iran, issued the decree for the execution of members of the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran in prisons across the country.
He ordered that PMOI prisoners who remained steadfast in their positions be executed immediately.
This referred to those who, despite years of torture and abuse, refused to abandon the struggle for the freedom of the Iranian people.
Subsequently, 30,000 people, 90 percent of whom were members of the PMOI, were hanged.
This book contains the names of five thousand PMOI members who were massacred.
https://www.maryam-rajavi.com/en/australian-parliament-conference-on-1988-massacre-in-iran/

The democratic alternative, the National Council of Resistance of Iran, fights for the establishment of a democratic republic, which relies on popular sovereignty, separation of religion and state, gender equality, autonomy of ethnic nationalities, and abolition of the death penalty.

Furthermore, it called for the designation of the Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) as a terrorist organization and the immediate closure of the regime’s embassies and official centers.

During the December uprising, the people of Iran took to the streets and bared their chests against the bullets of the criminal IRGC.From teenagers aged 15–17, young people, athletes, and all walks of Iranian society,to a brave seventy-year-old mother who shielded the youth with her own body and was gunned down. Khamenei, the tyrant Zahhak, saw the only way to save his regime in a ruthless massacre—taking countless lives and piling the dead upon the dead.

The uprising of Dey 1404 (December 2025–January 2026), marked by the heroism and bravery of the people and rebellious youth in many cities across Iran, so deeply frightened Khamenei and his repressive Revolutionary Guards that they resorted to a horrific massacre of the people—men, women, and youth alike.
In a powerful and inspiring message, Mrs. Maryam Rajavi honored the memory of the martyrs on the path to freedom

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