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Weekly Report: NCRI Supporters Commemorate November Uprising and Expand Anti-Execution Mobilizations Worldwide

Written by Shamsi Saadati
Supporters of the Iranian Resistance in Gothenburg, Sweden, held a night-time rally on November 10, 2026
Supporters of the Iranian Resistance in Gothenburg, Sweden, held a night-time rally on November 10, 2026

During the weekly reporting cycle of November 8–14, 2026, supporters of the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK) and the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI) conducted a robust wave of international rallies, photo exhibitions, and public solidarity campaigns across Europe. Marking the anniversary of the historic November 2019 uprising and amplifying the “No to Execution Tuesdays” movement, diaspora communities demanded an end to state-sanctioned killings, called for the closure of regime embassies, and reaffirmed their commitment to a democratic, secular republic in Iran.

(Note: Certain reports covering events from November 6–7 fell outside the strict November 8–14 reporting window; they were received with a delay and are integrated below to maintain comprehensive chronological consistency).

November 13, 2026

  • Paris, France: PMOI/MEK and NCRI supporters hosted a large photo exhibition at Place de la République to commemorate the anniversary of the November 2019 uprising, honoring its 1,500+ martyrs alongside victims of the 2022 and 2026 uprisings and recently executed political prisoners.

November 10, 2026

  • Copenhagen, Denmark: Activists gathered for a major rally supporting the “No to Execution Tuesdays” campaign, demanding regime change, the release of political prisoners, and the closure of the Iranian regime’s embassy as a center of espionage and terrorism.
  • Amsterdam and Utrecht, Netherlands: Demonstrators assembled at Dam Square in Amsterdam and held a companion rally in Utrecht, condemning the regime’s use of capital punishment as a tool of repression and calling for the total abolition of the death penalty.
  • Gothenburg, Sweden: Supporters marked the 146th consecutive week of the “No to Execution Tuesdays” movement with a high-visibility rally, warning of the mounting execution threats facing political detainees and voicing strong support for Maryam Rajavi’s global campaign and MEK Resistance Units.
  • Hamburg, Germany: A dedicated public gathering aligned with the 146th week of the anti-execution movement highlighted the heroic resistance of political prisoners across 66 prisons in Iran who designate every Tuesday as a day of protest.

Retrospective Addendum: Reports Received Later (November 6–7, 2026)

The following international solidarity events occurred prior to the core weekly window but were received subsequently; they are documented here to ensure complete historical accuracy across reporting cycles.

November 7, 2026

Transnational activities spanned multiple European nations:

    • In Luxembourg, a rally and photo exhibition honored the martyrs of nationwide uprisings and condemned ongoing executions.
    • In the United Kingdom, book stands and petition drives were held in London and by the Academics in Exile Association in Southampton, calling on the UN and international community to halt executions.

    • In Uster, Switzerland, a public exhibition condemned the death penalty and supported Maryam Rajavi’s Ten-Point Plan.
    • In Malmö, Sweden, an NCRI rally marked the seventh anniversary of the November 2019 uprising while demanding the closure of the Iranian embassy.
    • In Heidelberg, Germany, a photo exhibition honored executed protesters Amirhossein Maleki and Amirhossein Ebrahimi while demanding that regime leaders face an international tribunal for crimes against humanity.

November 6, 2026

    • In Sydney, Australia, a public book stand and photo exhibition drew attention to Iran’s deteriorating human rights situation and urged the Australian government to adopt a firm policy against Tehran.
    • In Paris, France, a prominent exhibition highlighted the courage of uprising participants and called on the international community to support a free, democratic, and secular future for Iran.

The synchronized global mobilizations during the second week of November demonstrate the unyielding solidarity of the international diaspora with the domestic resistance inside Iran. By commemorating the legacy of the November 2019 uprising and amplifying the voices of political prisoners across dozens of detention facilities, NCRI supporters continue to dismantle the clerical regime’s narrative of control, keeping international pressure high and championing the democratic alternative of the Iranian Resistance.

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