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Iranians Abroad Hold Rallies To Condemn Brutalities Of Regime

Jan 7, 2023, 21:36 GMT+0Updated: 10:35 GMT+0

Iranians in several countries held protests on Saturday to condemn the illegal acts and rights violations committed by the Islamic Republic in the past 43 years.

Iranians in Paris, London, Berlin, Hamburg, Frankfurt, Bonn, Bremen, Oslo, Vienna, etc. held gatherings to mark the third anniversary of an air disaster when Iran’s Revolutionary Guards shot down a Ukrainian airliner taking off from Tehran in January 2020.

Hearing the news about the execution of two more protesters in Iran, Mohammad Hosseini and Mohammad Mehdi Karami, Iranians living in Germany gathered in front of the Hamburg city hall to voice their condemnation.

In the city of Bonn, many expat Iranians and Germans held a demonstration and march to call for justice for the victims of the Islamic Republic.

The third anniversary of downing of flight PS752 was also held in Oslo, Norway. In the gathering, the statement of the family of the victims of the Ukrainian plane was read out.

The statement stressed on sending the case to the International Court of Justice to launch an investigation into it.

All 176 passengers and crew, including 63 Canadians and 10 from Sweden, as well as 82 Iranian citizens on the plane died in the disaster.

In the past few days, the association of the families of those killed called for demonstrations all over the world to slam the tragic downing of the airliner by the IRGC.

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