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Message by Maryam Rajavi, to the demonstration by Iranian-Americans Maryam Rajavi addresses the Iranian demonstration against the presence of Iranian regime's President Hassan Rouhani Maryam Rajavi, September 24, 2019 — On Tuesday, Iranians from several countries gathered in New York City to protest against the presence of Iranian regime president Hassan Rouhani at the UN headquarters for the yearly General Assembly meeting of world leaders. The protesters were there to echo the voice of millions of Iranians who want regime change in their country and to underline the support for the National Council of Resistance of Iran ( NCRI ). In a message to the rally,  Mrs. Maryam Rajavi , president-elect of the NCRI, emphasized on regime change as the sole solution to the multitude of threats posed by Tehran and called on the UN Security Council to recognize the Iranian regime as a threat to global peace and security. The full text of her message,  originally published on he...

Thousands Say ‘No to Rouhani,’ Support Regime Change in Iran – Report From Rally by MEK Supporters at UN in New York Written by  Mansoureh Galestan  on  24 September 2019 . Thousands of Iranian Americans rallied outside the United Nations in New York on Tuesday, September 24, to denounce the presence of the Iranian regime’s President at the UN General Assembly and to echo the voice of the millions in Iran who seek regime change. Supporters of the main Iranian opposition group People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran ( PMOI, Mujahedin-e Khalq or MEK ) called on the UN and its Member States to recognize the right of the Iranian people’s democratic Resistance movement to overthrow the theocratic dictatorship and attain freedom. The protesters chanted “Down with Rouhani” and “Down with Khamenei,” referring to the regime’s President Hassan Rouhani and Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei. Prominent American speakers including former New York Mayor  Rudy Giuliani ...

NCRI/MEK: VIABLE ALTERNATIVE TO IRANIAN REGIME  Published: 15 September 2019 The religious dictatorship ruling Iran is gripped by profound crises. There is no question that the regime's days are numbered. In contrast, the democratic alternative is flourishing. Those who benefit from the policy of appeasing the regime claim that there is no reliable alternative to this regime. They also argue that if the regime were to collapse, the world will encounter conditions that would be much worse than Libya or Egypt during the Arab Spring. In truth, however, there is a home-grown and formidable alternative to the regime. The overthrow of the religious dictatorial regime in Iran is not only inevitable but increasingly within reach. The democratic alternative has a history of standing by democratic ideals and values and paying the utmost price in the pursuit of freedom. That is why experiences resembling those of Libya or Syria are not realistic when it comes to Iran. As...