On Wednesday, June 10, Maryam Rajavi delivered a message to a summit at the Parliament of the United Kingdom. The event was attended by prominent British lawmakers and political figures, including Struan Stevenson, Bob Blackman, Jim Shannon, and Lord Hamilton, as she outlined the prospects for fundamental change in Iran.
Highlighting the catastrophic social conditions currently gripping Iran, the message urged the international community and the British government to officially recognize the provisional government of the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI).

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.

On Wednesday, May 27, a high-level conference was convened featuring members of the Parliament of Canada. The session was co-chaired by the Hon. Judy Sgro, Member of Parliament, Chair of the Standing Committee on International Trade, and former Minister of Citizenship and Immigration, alongside Michael Cooper, Member of Parliament.
The event brought together a distinguished panel of Canadian and American dignitaries and experts, who delivered keynote addresses. Notable speakers included:
• Ambassador Robert Joseph, former U.S. Under Secretary of State for Arms Control and International Security;
• The Hon. Tony Clement, former Canadian Minister of Health, Minister of Industry, and President of the Treasury Board;
• Kyle Matthews, Executive Director of the Montreal Institute for Genocide and Human Rights Studies (MIGS).

In an interview with the Washington Times, Maryam Rajavi, president-elect of the National Council of Resistance of Iran, discusses why she believes Iran’s clerical regime is facing unprecedented weakness, the role of organized resistance and women-led opposition inside Iran, and the NCRI’s roadmap for a democratic transition. In this exclusive interview with The Washington Times’ Tim Constantine, Ms. Rajavi outlines her 10-point plan for a democratic Iran and urges international support for the Iranian people’s push for regime change.

Maryam Rajavi: Defenders of Freedom and Human Rights Worldwide Must Stand with the People of Iran
مریم رجوی : مردم ایران انتظار دارند مدافعان آزادی و حقوق‌بشر را در کنار خود ببینند

I have repeatedly said that for tomorrow's Iran, we seek a democratic republic based on the separation of religion and state. One that guarantees all freedoms, including freedom of expression and freedom of assembly. Gender equality, an independent judiciary, a free market, the abolition of the death penalty, a non-nuclear Iran, and peaceful coexistence with all countries in the region