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Iran: The Power of the Alternative

"Iran: The Power of the Alternative" is a Special Report prepared by The Washington Times Special Sections Department.



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Thousands of people gathered at the newly constructed Ashraf 3 in Albania to call for freedom in Iran. (Photo courtesy: the National Council of Resistance of Iran)

MEK will fight Iran regime from new Ashraf-3 base in Albania

World leaders, don't turn your backs on these mass murders

'We will stand with you every step of the way'

'You can imprison a man or a woman, but you can't kill an idea'

Time for trial of murderous Iranian regime in international court

'Take your lives in your own hands'

'Your 10-point plan is the future'

Appeasement of the mullahs: 'Absolute disgrace'

'Story of honorable people'

'We are facing the era of freedom in Iran'

'You represent a vision to unite all Iranians'

'We have to have regime change in Iran now'

The people have the right to abolish tyrannies

To the oppressors: 'Your days are numbered'

False accusations about MEK are 'finished, gone forever'

'Your cause will prevail over evil'

Aspiring to a shared 'field of dreams'

'Your story will not be silenced'

'Brave women' join men in challenging regime

Defying the theocracy is 'first step towards freedom'

Maryam Rajavi: 'We will take back Iran'

Beautiful Ashraf 3 showcases Iran's future

Zohreh Exhibition Hall at Ashraf 3, dedicated to "120 Years of the Iranian People's Struggle for Freedom." The posters on the building, from left: Massoud Rajavi, leader of the Iranian Resistance; the Lion and the Sun, symbol of Iran's safekeeping; Ashraf Rajavi and Moussa Khlabani, two MEK leaders killed in February 1982 in Tehran; Mohammad Hanifnejad, MEK founder; Dr. Hossein Fatemi, foreign minister under the government of Dr. Mossadeq who was executed by the Shahs' regime on Nov. 10, 1954; and Dr. Mohammad Mossadeq, Iran's revered Prime Minister until 1953.

Exhibition captures suffering -- and resolve to succeed

Witnesses to crimes against humanity by the Iranian Regime

A Maryam Rajavi poster hangs from an overpass in a major expressway in Tehran. After stealing the identity of a French diplomat in Jerusalem, Iran had him tweet that Ms. Rajavi, head of the biggest Iranian dissident group, had visited archenemy Israel to set anti-Iran strategy.

MEK actions result in daily resistance to the regime

A record of protests in Iran

'Year of the Ashraf Resident'

Iran has been taken back 'a thousand years'

To Iran's regime: 'Don't think that you will win'

Mayor Legaret presented a plaque to Ms. Zohreh Akhyani, PMOI/MEK Secretary General (2011-2017), declaring Paris' 1st District as a sister city of Ashraf.

Ashraf 3 is now a sister city to Paris district

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