The Iranian Resistance calls for the acceptance of Iranian asylum seekers who have fled the clerical regime

The Iranian Resistance calls on the governments of Greece and Macedonia to accept asylum seekers who have fled the oppression and crimes of the clerical regime and have reached the borders of these countries, and while understanding the problems of the government and people of these countries due to the entry of hundreds of thousands of asylum seekers, stresses that the opponents of the religious fascism ruling Iran which has 120000 political executions in its record, deserve the sacred right to asylum according to the 1951 Geneva Convention and all practices and internationally recognized standards.

The record of two years presidency of Rouhani is nothing but increase of suppression including 2,000 executions, amputations, acid attacks on women and girls, and increased catastrophic poverty, prostitution and addiction. 

The resolution last week by the UN General Assembly's Third Committee and condemnation of human rights violations in Iran, which was adopted on November 28, leaves no doubt of the necessity of giving priority to Iranian asylum-seekers. This resolution expressed grave concern over the high number of executions without internationally recognized safeguards including the execution of minors and those who were less than 18 years old at the time of the alleged offence, as well as torture or other cruel punishments and discrimination and other instances of human rights violations against women, girls and ethnic, linguistic and religious minorities, and called for an end to them in law and in practice. 

A number of Iranian refugees fleeing the clerical regime to seek asylum in European countries who have been stopped in these border areas in chilling weather in recent weeks had banners in their hands reading "There is no human rights in Iran" and "We want freedom."