Thousands of Iranians demonstrated in support of the leader of the Mojahedin Organization, who is under investigation in France on suspicion of terrorism connections. Organizers of the demonstration claim that more than twenty thousand people gathered in Dortmund on Saturday to listen to the message of Maryam Rajavi, the leader of this organization. She spoke in support of the student movement in Iran and called for a boycott of the elections that the Iranian regime will hold. U.S. Senator Sam Brownback also sent a message via video link to the crowd present at the demonstration.
Demonstration in Support of the Leader of the Mojahedin Organization - 2003-10-19
Thousands of Iranians gathered in Dortmund to support Maryam Rajavi, leader of the Mojahedin Organization, who is under investigation in France. Rajavi called for a boycott of upcoming elections in Iran, while U.S. Senator Sam Brownback addressed the crowd via video. This demonstration highlights ongoing opposition to the Iranian regime and international support for dissident movements.
👥 Key Players
📰 What Happened
Thousands of Iranians gathered in Dortmund to support Maryam Rajavi, who is under investigation in France. She called for a boycott of upcoming elections in Iran, while U.S. Senator Sam Brownback addressed the crowd via video.
- The demonstration attracted more than twenty thousand participants according to organizers.
- Rajavi's speech emphasized solidarity with the student movement in Iran.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
The Mojahedin Organization, once a major player in the Iranian revolution, has been in conflict with the Iranian government for decades and is often viewed with suspicion due to its past actions.
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