Iranian Resistance

The Iranian Resistance refers to various movements and groups opposing the government of the Islamic Republic of Iran, particularly since the 1979 revolution. These groups seek to promote democracy, human rights, and freedom from oppression. The most notable is the Mujahedin-e Khalq (MEK), which has a history of armed struggle but now advocates for peaceful political change. The resistance encompasses political activists, international advocates, and Iranian expatriates who challenge the regime's policies, which they view as repressive and authoritarian. Their efforts aim to raise awareness and support for change in Iran’s political landscape.