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Weekly Report: NCRI Supporters Mobilize Worldwide Against State Executions

Written by Shamsi Saadati
October 31, 2026 — Supporters of NCRI held a photo exhibition and book table in Bellinzona, Switzerland, to condemn executions carried out by the Iranian regime
October 31, 2026 — Supporters of NCRI held a photo exhibition and book stand in Bellinzona, Switzerland, to condemn executions carried out by the Iranian regime

During the first week of November 2026, the international network of supporters of the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK) and the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI) executed a powerful wave of global rallies, photo exhibitions, and public petition drives across Europe, North America, and Australia. Centered on the escalating wave of political executions inside Iran—specifically condemning the hanging of uprising protesters Amirhossein Maleki and Amirhossein Ebrahimi—diaspora communities demanded immediate international intervention, the closure of regime embassies, and the total rejection of both clerical and monarchical dictatorships.

November 6, 2026

In Paris, France, PMOI/MEK supporters hosted a prominent book stand and photo exhibition highlighting the regime’s systematic execution of political prisoners and the resilience of uprising participants. Organizers drew significant public attention to growing international backing, noting that United Nations reporters and human rights experts have increasingly voiced solidarity with the “No to Execution Tuesdays” campaign by joining solidarity hunger strikes.

November 5, 2026

In London, United Kingdom, members of the Academics in Exile Association organized a high-visibility information stall, photo exhibition, and petition drive in Trafalgar Square. Highlighting the human toll of state repression, participants gathered widespread public signatures urging the United Nations and the international community to take concrete legal action to halt executions in Iran.

November 3, 2026

A coordinated international day of action condemned the execution of Isfahan uprising protesters Amirhossein Maleki and Amirhossein Ebrahimi.

  • In Berlin, Germany, the continuous protest sit-in outside the Iranian regime’s embassy marked its 249th consecutive day. Participants condemned the recent executions and rejected attempts to rehabilitate the former monarchy, explicitly denouncing the awarding of a Freedom Prize to the deposed Shah’s son as an insult to the Iranian people’s struggle. Protesters renewed demands for the embassy’s closure as a center of espionage and terrorism.

  • In Gothenburg, Sweden, activists gathered for a rally marking the 145th consecutive week of the “No to Execution Tuesdays” movement, warning of the mounting danger facing death-row detainees and voicing strong support for Mrs. Maryam Rajavi’s global campaign.
  • In Copenhagen, Denmark, demonstrators held a rigorous protest demanding the closure of the regime’s diplomatic mission and endorsing the NCRI as the democratic alternative.
  • In Paris, France, supporters maintained public exhibitions connecting local outreach with the ongoing hunger strikes of political prisoners and UN experts.

November 1, 2026

In Sydney, Australia, NCRI supporters organized a public book stand and photo exhibition to expose the regime’s worsening human rights crisis. Demonstrators called upon the Australian government to adopt a firm diplomatic posture, increase pressure to stop executions, and actively support the Iranian people’s struggle for a secular republic.

October 31, 2026

Although these mobilization events occurred on October 31—falling outside the strict November 1–7 reporting window—the corresponding documentation was received with a delay and is integrated here to maintain comprehensive chronological consistency.

A massive, multi-city transnational mobilization unfolded across Europe and North America on the final day of October:

  • In Oslo, Norway, a rally outside the national parliament featured addresses by Mr. Ola Elvestuen, Norway’s former Minister of Climate and the Environment, and Mr. Parviz Khazaei, the NCRI representative in the Nordic countries, who both advocated for increased international pressure on Tehran.

  • In Sweden, coordinated demonstrations took place outside the parliament in Stockholm, in Gothenburg on the International Day of Political Prisoners, and in Malmö, where activists demanded the expulsion of regime diplomats and the abolition of capital punishment.
  • Across Denmark, joint rallies in Copenhagen and Aarhus emphasized the Iranian people’s right to resist tyranny and backed the Resistance Units operating inside Iran.
  • In Switzerland, a photo exhibition and book stand were held in Bellinzona.
  • In the United Kingdom, additional campaign stalls were operated by academics and NCRI supporters in Chingford and London.
  • Across Canada, large-scale rallies in Toronto, Vancouver, and Ottawa honored the victims of nationwide uprisings, demanded the unconditional release of all political prisoners, and called for the establishment of a democratic republic based on the NCRI’s Ten-Point Plan.

The extensive global mobilization during the first week of November underscores the unbreakable link between the domestic resistance inside Iran and the organized diaspora abroad. By projecting the realities of the regime’s execution machinery onto the international stage—and successfully engaging European parliamentarians, UN experts, and civil society—NCRI supporters continue to dismantle Tehran’s diplomatic insulation and solidify international recognition for the democratic alternative.

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