During the Geneva Human Rights Conference, exiled Iranian opposition figure Maryam Rajavi delivered a powerful address urging the United Nations to confront the regime’s systematic abuses. She highlighted the ongoing persecution of political dissidents, the suppression of free expression, and the targeted violence against women and minorities.

Rajavi called on the UN to enforce existing international human rights obligations and to support independent investigations into Iran’s human rights record. She emphasized the need for reparations for victims and for the restoration of Iran’s sovereignty from the grip of external interference.

Her speech underscores the broader movement for truth and justice, demanding that global institutions hold Iran accountable and that the international community uphold the principles of dignity and equality for all Iranians.

Source: maryam-rajavi.com