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Reza Pahlavi Communications indicated that, in a column published by Le Figaro, Prince Reza Pahlavi paid tribute to the 58 French soldiers who died during the Drakkar attack in Beirut in 1983. He stated that the violence of the Islamic Republic had also manifested outside of Iran, particularly through assassinations in France. According to the account, Reza Pahlavi had called on presidential candidates to make four commitments: to support the Iranian people's struggle for freedom, to condemn the actions of the regime as crimes against humanity—claiming that over 40,000 Iranians had been killed in January—to advocate for free access to the internet, and to protect the Iranian diaspora. He also presented support for the freedom of Iran as a moral duty and a security imperative for France, believing that a free Iran would weaken terrorist networks and enhance the security of France, Europe, and the Middle East. https://t.co/w26Xnuz1VH #Iran #Liberté #DroitsDeLHomme (translated)

Reza Pahlavi Communications published a statement that had reportedly been signed by 133 Iranian political prisoners and activists. In it, the signatories thanked the Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom for awarding the Freedom Prize 2026 to the Iranian people and for commissioning Prince Reza Pahlavi to accept it. The signatories wrote that during the protests on January 8 and 9, 2026, people had demanded an end to the Islamic Republic and more freedom. Published reports and estimates indicated tens of thousands of deaths and thousands of arrests. They stated that executions continued and death sentences were imposed in part based on confessions coerced under torture and in unfair trials. The authors referred to Reza Pahlavi as their political representative and supported him in leading a transition to a free, democratic Iran. They wrote that the Iranian people should decide on the future form of government in a free vote. They urged governments and international institutions to prevent executions, release political prisoners, and grant independent observers access to prisons. Additionally, they called for an end to business with the Islamic Republic, for a transparent use of frozen Iranian assets to support the freedom movement, and for better access to secure internet, including through Starlink. The letter was dated October 2026. #Iran #Freiheit #Menschenrechte (translated)

“The Iranian people will determine our own destiny. The choice for the Netherlands is whether it will be a bystander or a partner in our freedom. Het Iraanse volk zal zijn eigen lot bepalen. De keuze is aan Nederland of het een omstander of een partner in onze vrijheid wil zijn.” In his latest op-ed for @ewmagazinenl Prince Reza Pahlavi explains why the Netherlands must stand with the Iranian people in their struggle for freedom. https://t.co/zNdnaqBG2A #Iran #Freedom #Solidarity