The Iranian Crown Prince of Reza Pahlavi calls for a global action to win the Islamic Republic. Pahlavi says the regime “weaker than he has ever been” People Iran are willing to restore their “stolen land”.
Pahlavi spoke on Tuesday at the Geneva for human rights and democracy, emphasizing the state of the Iranian people, calling the land “nation in chains”, and the conflict nature of the Islamic Republic of Islamic, led by Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
The Iranian Crown Prince of the Reza Pahlavi speaks at a meeting for human rights and democracy for 2025. (UN Watch)
“The Iranian people have endured more than four decades of suffering, but their spirit remains continuous,” Pahlavi said, becoming visibly emotional. “They fight not only for themselves, but also for the values of freedom, justice and human dignity.”
Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, father of the Crown Prince, saw that his government was falling in 1979, forcing the family to flee as the Islamists took power. The Crown Prince lives in exile to this day, unable to return to his native land of Iran.
The strategy for the renewal of Iran, which Pahlavi emphasized in his speech, included the pressure on the G20 governments to apply “maximum pressure” to the regime, while the Iranian people also gave maximum support. “
In his terrifying call to action, Pahlavi spoke about those in his home country struggling to remove the Islamic regime, especially Iranian women.
“Iranian women are not just fighting for forced hijab. Their fight does not apply to a piece of fabric. It is about the return of their equality and their land,” Pahlavi said on a cheerful crowd.
During his address, Pahlava repeatedly expressed his love for Iran and his culture, which he says that the current regime tries to delete.
“We don’t just fight the Islamic Republic. We fight for Iran,” Pahlavi said.
The Geneva Summit for Human Rights and Democracys listen to the main speech of the Iranian capital, cut by Pahlavi.
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Pahlavi also scored the use of embassies and cultural centers of the Islamic Republic to target dissidents abroad. This tactic was pushed into the center of attention with the alleged target of the president of the regime Donald Trump And his plot for the murder of New York Iranian journalist Masih Alinejad, a fierce critic regime in Tehran.
“Whatever I do, it seems very bad for Islamic Republic, and that’s why they want me dead,” Alinejad said during the appearance of the “story” in November 2024. “I don’t want to die. I want to fight Tirania.
After Trump’s inauguration, Pahlavi wrote a letter to the President, asking him to facilitate what he calls “Cyrus Accords”. Pahlavi believes Trump can “transform the Middle East And the world“Through the new agreement similar to Abraham’s agreements, except that Cyrus agreements would include” free Iran “.
Participants to the Geneva Rights Summit 2025 for Human Rights and Democracy.
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The Geneva Summit for Human Rights and Democracy, on which Pahlava spoke on Tuesday, is held annually at the time of the Human Rights Council of the UN. Disadets, activists and more receive a platform on the re manure to speak against human rights and undemocratic practices that take place around the world.
