On the 232nd day of their sit-in outside the Iranian regime’s embassy in Berlin, supporters of the PMOI/MEK demanded an end to executions, closure of the embassy, and support for the Resistance Units.
On October 17, on the 232nd day of their protest sit-in outside the mullahs’ regime embassy in Berlin, supporters of the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK) condemned the Iranian regime’s ongoing executions and demanded an immediate end to the death penalty. The demonstrators particularly denounced the killing of political prisoners and the wave of executions targeting protesters arrested during uprisings across Iran.
Calls for Embassy Closure and Accountability
The protesters called for the closure of the Iranian regime’s embassy in Berlin as a center of espionage and terrorism operating on German soil. They also demanded accountability for the regime’s systematic repression, human rights violations, and continued executions in Iran.
Against Dictatorship, for a Democratic Republic
The sit-in reflects the participants’ opposition to both the clerical dictatorship and a return to the former monarchical system. Their position is expressed in the slogan, “Down with the oppressor, be it the Shah or the Supreme Leader.” The protesters say Iran’s future should be based on a free and democratic republic rather than another form of dictatorship.
They support the establishment of a democratic republic based on Mrs. Maryam Rajavi’s Ten-Point Plan and call for international recognition of the provisional government proposed by the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI) as part of the transition toward a democratic Iran.
Support for the MEK Resistance Units
A central demand of the protest was international support for the MEK Resistance Units inside Iran as an organized force confronting the clerical regime and working to end its system of repression.
The demonstrators also urged stronger action against the Iranian regime’s intelligence and security networks in Europe and called for the expulsion of its agents and operatives from European soil.
