Berlin, Germany – February 4, 2026 – For the several consecutive days, in freezing, snowy weather with temperatures plummeting to 18 degrees below zero, freedom-loving Iranians and supporters of the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK) have continued their steadfast activities in Berlin. Through a powerful book and photo exhibition, they honor the martyrs of Iran’s nationwide uprising and amplify the call for freedom and democracy.

The exhibition features moving photos of Iran’s martyrs alongside educational materials detailing the scope and significance of the ongoing uprising, capturing the attention of both German citizens and Berlin’s Iranian community.

Many passersby have stopped to engage in heartfelt conversations, expressing solidarity with the Iranian people’s fight for a free and democratic republic. Berlin residents, inspired by the participants’ resolve in subzero conditions, have shown their support through touching gestures—such as offering gloves to the exhibitors or providing pens when ink froze, enabling visitors to sign petitions of solidarity despite the extreme cold.

One of the most creative efforts by the organizers has been the deployment of mobile vans equipped with digital display screens circulating around the city. These units broadcast messages calling on the public to join the major upcoming demonstration, spreading the voice of Iran’s resistance far beyond the exhibition area.

Throughout these daily activities, organizers have continued to emphasize the uprising’s central goal: rejecting both monarchy and theocracy, and advocating for a democratic, secular republic in Iran.

In January 2026, Iran rises—400 cities, 31 provinces, one demand, one voice: regime overthrow by the Iranian people themselves. The organizers are now calling on everyone to join the major Berlin demonstration on February 7, 2026 to stand with this movement and be the voice of the Iranian nation’s cry for freedom.