The world welcomed refugees from war for years.
Now Iranians are met with restrictions and pressure.
Australia is canceling visas for Iranians while claiming to stand for human rights.
Iranians deserve fairness, not pressure.
@AlboMP@SenatorWong@ClareONeilMP@AusHomeAffairs
The regime shuts down the internet to hide its crimes.
We answer by making more noise.
Be the voice of the voiceless Iranian people.
#DigitalBlackOutIran#FreeIran#PahlaviForIran
Who funds Hezbollah?
Who helped Bashar al-Assad kill his own people?
Who funds Hamas?
Who has chanted “Death to America and Israeil” for decades?
Who supported Russia against Ukraine?
Who killed thousands of Iranians in the streets?
✅The Islamic Republic.
The problem is clear.
از تمام هم میهنانم میخواهم این توییت پایین را خطاب به ایلان ماسک ریتوییت کنن. در تمام ۱۳ سالی که در توییتر بودهام این اولین بار است که چنین درخواستی دارم. هم میهنان ما در داخل کشور به دسترسی به اینترنت نیاز دارند.
I took this photo six years ago during the COVID pandemic.
Back then we were fighting a virus threatening people’s lives.
Today Iran faces another virus — a regime that has taken thousands of lives.
Stay Home.
And be ready for the day Iran rises again.
#PahlaviForIran
Message to President Trump from many Iranians inside and outside Iran:
When it comes to a credible alternative to the Islamic Republic, the name Iranians recognize is Reza Pahlavi.
Iran deserves a secular, democratic future.
#FreeIran#KingRezaPahlavi#RezaPahlaviForlran
Dr. Farhad Nadeali, a general surgeon, was arrested in Iran by government forces.
He is a well-known physician who has provided years of impactful medical services to the people of Gorgan.
His arrest has raised serious concern among patients and members of the local community.
#FreeIran
#IranRevolution2026
Dr. #AlirezaGolchini, a surgeon & physician working in Dehkhida Hospital, Qazvin, Central Iran, is facing the death penalty by the Islamic Republic solely for treating injured protesters. He also assisted wounded people during the #WomanLifeFreedom movement.
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Police opened fire on a family, including a young child, in Hashtgerd in Iran’s Alborz province west of Tehran on January 9 during nationwide protests, wounding the child, an eyewitness told Iran International.
According to the eyewitness, a six- or seven-year-old child was wounded in the leg after being hit by pellet fire during the shooting, causing severe bleeding.
The eyewitness, citing the child’s mother, said the family had just left their home at the time of the incident and were not chanting slogans, but police fired at them as soon as they saw them.
The eyewitness also said the presence of security forces in Hashtgerd increased markedly on January 9.
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