Luxembourg – November 7, 2026: Supporters of the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK) held a rally and photo exhibition in Luxembourg, featuring a book table, to honor the martyrs of Iran’s nationwide uprisings and political prisoners. Participants condemned the Iranian regime’s ongoing executions, backed the #NoToExecutions  campaign, rejected all forms of dictatorship, and called for the establishment of a democratic republic.

Photo Exhibition Highlights the Cost of Freedom

The exhibition was adorned with photographs of martyrs from the November 2019 uprising, the 2022 uprising, and the 2026 uprising, as well as images of executed protesters and political prisoners. These displays drew the attention of visitors to the heavy price the Iranian people continue to pay for freedom in their struggle against dictatorship.

Organizers strongly condemned the Iranian regime’s continued use of executions, describing them as flagrant violations of human rights. Participants displayed photographs of executed prisoners and victims of the nationwide uprisings, using the tribute to honor those who lost their lives and to highlight the plight of political prisoners and protesters facing the death penalty.

Calls for an End to the Death Penalty and Release of Political Prisoners

Participants demanded an immediate end to the death penalty in Iran. They also called for the release of all political prisoners and an end to the persecution of protesters and dissidents.

Demand for a Free and Democratic Republic in Iran

Participants reaffirmed their commitment to continuing the struggle against the clerical regime. They called for its overthrow and the establishment of a democratic republic based on peace, freedom, and justice.

Members of the Iranian community in Luxembourg stressed that the Iranian people reject all forms of dictatorship—whether monarchical or theocratic. They insisted that the people of Iran must be able to determine their own destiny through a democratic system.