Paris, November 3, 2026 — Supporters of the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK) organized a book table and photo exhibition in Paris to highlight Iran’s deepening human rights crisis and the Iranian regime’s systematic execution of political prisoners and protesters detained during the nationwide uprisings.

Participants urged the French public and the international community to recognize the suffering of the Iranian people and their clear rejection of dictatorship in both its monarchical and theocratic forms.

Photographs, personal testimonies, and related materials showcased the courage and sacrifices of those who took part in Iran’s nationwide uprisings. The exhibition also drew attention to the regime’s ongoing human rights violations, including the execution of political prisoners and the prolonged imprisonment of protesters.

At the exhibition, visitors were informed that United Nations reporters and experts had expressed support for the “No to Execution Tuesdays” campaign and joined political prisoners’ hunger strikes on Tuesdays in recent weeks. Their images were presented as an act of solidarity against executions in Iran.

Organizers called on the international community to stand with the Iranian people, take concrete action against executions and human rights abuses, and support a free, democratic, and secular future for Iran. They reaffirmed their commitment to political rights, civil liberties, and accountability, stressing the need for a democratic republic rather than any form of authoritarian rule.