The National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI), and the People’s Mujahedin of Iran (PMOI / MEK Iran) reported that the members of the British Parliament on the verge of the Free Iran World Summit, supporting the uprising of the Iranian people and condemn human rights violations, and terrorism, by the clerical regime in Iran.

The statement of 103 members of the British Parliament

Parliamentary conference to announce the statement of 103 members of the British Parliament. During the conference, a number of members of the British Parliament from both the House of Commons and the House of Lords announced the statement of 103 members of the British Parliament in support of the uprising of the Iranian people and the 10-point plan of Maryam Rajavi. This statement condemns the human rights violations, terrorism, and making atomic bombs by the clerical regime.

 

 

Ebrahim Raisi must be brought to justice

At the conference, members of the British Parliament called for the newly elected president Ebrahim Raisi to be brought to justice, citing the stance of Amnesty International Secretary-General and Javid Rahman, the Special Rapporteur on human rights in Iran, on the role of Iran’s leader in the 1988 massacre of political prisoners.

 

Baroness Verma

Baroness Verma, a member of the House of Lords, said at the conference:

The Iranian statement, which was supported by more than 100 members of both groups in the British Parliament, is based on the recommendation that the main victims of the Iranian regime are the Iranian people and that Britain should continue to support those who suffer from the regime. ‘

The World Summit of Free Iran between July 10 and 12, 2021 provides a great opportunity for the British government to stand with the Iranian people and their organized resistance for a free and democratic Iran and for the elected President of this resistance, Maryam Rajavi, whom I often meet with.

The blacklisting of the Revolutionary Guards as a terrorist organization is a completely appropriate step in this regard. The British government must now publicly call on the United Nations to conduct an independent inquiry into the massacre of 1988 of the killing of 30,000 political prisoners.

 

Theresa Villers

Theresa Villers, a Member of the House of Commons and former Minister for Northern Ireland, said:

The recent rigged election was boycotted by many Iranians. The appointment of a president was shocking. The media highlighted his membership in the “Death Commission” in 19688.

Amnesty International believes that Raisi should be investigated for crimes against humanity and his role in mass executions. As head of the judiciary, Raisi has been involved in several brutal crackdowns on popular protests in recent years.

Raisi is in fact sanctioned because of what is happening in Iran in connection with the brutal execution of children, an issue that I have repeatedly mentioned in the House of Commons. I think it is important for MPs to discuss the important concerns we have about the Iranian regime and the impact that this regime has on its people in the region and security in the UK and Europe.

 

David Jones

Another speaker at the House of Commons was David Jones, a Member of the House of Commons and former Secretary of State. He said:

For more than 40 years, the clerical regime in Iran has ruled with impunity for the complete disregard for the rights of its citizens. Time and time again, this regime has shown that it is incapable of any kind of reform or change, and the recent developments were just a reminder of this fact.

We call on our government to adopt a strong policy towards the regime in Iran and hold its leaders responsible for the repression of the Iranian people, terrorism in Europe, interference in the region, and the hostage-taking of dual nationals. We call for tougher sanctions against it, and finally, we call on our government to stand by the people of Iran and their desire for human rights, freedom, and democracy.

 

Steve McCabe

Steve McCabe, a Member of the House of Commons, said:

I read somewhere that Raisi introduced himself as a human rights defender. A completely surprising claim by the person responsible for the massacre of more than 30,000 political prisoners. This regime is rotten, constantly denies the facts, constantly lies and constantly tries to mislead everyone.

A prominent member of the Death Commission responsible for killing thousands of dissidents in Evin and Gohardasht prisons, many of them teenagers, is now the president of the Iranian regime. As Ms. Rajavi has said, the Iranian people will never forget and will never give up their demands.

 

 

June 19, the winner of Iran’s rigged election must be in prison

As the Daily Telegraph reported on Saturday, June 19, the winner of Iran’s rigged election must be in prison, not in power. We can not negotiate with him, we can not negotiate with a regime that uses so-called diplomats like Assadollah Asadi to lead its terrorist operations in Europe.

They must be set aside. They must be left to the scams and corruption they have created, they must be left to their inevitable fate. But I tell the people of Iran that you deserve the best and you are always in our thought.

I am proud to be one of more than 100 members of the British Parliament who have supported the statement on Iran. We condemn the gross violation of human rights, the regime’s actions throughout the Middle East, and the threat posed by its ballistic missile program and nuclear weapons targets, and we strongly support Maryam Rajavi and her 10-point plan for a free and democratic Iran.

 

 

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