The Crown Prince of Iran, @PahlaviReza , is set to deliver a powerful address at the @GenevaSummit for human rights and democracy on February 18th. The Geneva Summit for Human Rights and Democracy serves as a crucial platform to shed light on pressing human rights issues that demand global attention. It offers a voice for human rights champions, activists, and former political prisoners to share their personal struggles for democracy and freedom, while fostering an international coalition to combat dictatorships. The Summit coincides with the main annual session of the United Nations Human Rights Council, bringing foreign ministers to Geneva to address critical global issues.

According to the summit's website, Reza Pahlavi's unwavering dedication and sense of duty to Iran endure despite living in exile. For over four decades, he has been a leading advocate for freedom, democracy, and human rights for his fellow Iranians. Reza Pahlavi engages with compatriots and opposition groups within and outside the country, meeting with world leaders, legislators, policymakers, interest groups, and student organizations to raise awareness about the challenges faced by Iranians under the current regime. He consistently denounces the widespread abuse and oppression of the Iranian people, advocating for the establishment of a secular democracy in Iran. Reza Pahlavi promotes regime change through non-violent civil disobedience and calls for a free and open referendum to establish a new government in Iran.

Since 1979, women have been the primary victims of the Islamic Republic, losing their rights and actively advocating for them ever since. It is widely recognized that there can be no human rights without women's rights. Today, women and men are united in calling for regime change, as they have reached a critical juncture where under the Islamic Republic, no one can fully enjoy their rights. They are demanding the restoration of their homeland to its former greatness, with women regaining their rightful place and rights. This united call for change reflects the resilience and determination of the Iranian people to strive for a future where all individuals, regardless of gender, can live freely and with dignity.