United Voice for June 2021 Election Boycott
A number of civil and political activists from 50 cities and 25 provinces of Iran, through a letter, called on the people to boycott the 2021 presidential election in order to prevent the continuation of a government that is opposed to the people. The content of this letter, signed by survivors of victims of nationwide protests, religious minorities, and civil and political activists, is as follows:
To the Great Nation of Iran
United Voice for June 2021 Election Boycott
and Non-Violent Transition from the Islamic Republic
to a Government of the People, by the People, and for the People
Dear Compatriots,
We, the signatories of this letter, represent a sample of the spectrum of the Iranian nation—dissidents, believers and religions, diverse tribes and ethnicities of Iran, from various provinces, cities and villages across our beloved country. Like you, millions of Iranian citizens have become victims of corruption, violence, and the inefficiency of the Guardianship of the Jurist regime and the closed, dictatorial constitution of the system in power.
We humbly and affectionately ask you, our esteemed compatriots, to unite with us in order to protect the national interests of Iran and preserve the lives and property of the people, to bring about a non-violent and peaceful transition from the dysfunctional Guardianship of the Jurist system and the imposed, anti-human constitution toward achieving a democratic, secular constitution based on the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Under the banner of the Democratic and Secular National Solidarity Movement, we boycott the theatrical June 28, 2021 presidential election of the Islamic Republic so that the current anti-people government does not continue.
The world today, witnessing the extensive popular protests over the past 42 years, which have been severely suppressed, particularly in the last 12 years—from the June 2009 uprising, December 2017, and November 2019 to today—has seen the will of “we,” the people of Iran, in opposition to the thieving, religion-ruling Islamic Republic system (Guardianship of the Jurist – Ali Khamenei and his constitution) and our aspiration to achieve a democratic and universal constitution.
The foundations of human rights and the interests of the Iranian nation for coexistence in democratic alignment with neighboring countries and other countries in the world are not negotiable in any way, and the world must understand this well.
We strongly declare that those parts of the international community that stand with the Democratic and Secular National Solidarity Movement of Iran and do not seek to trade the nation’s interests with the religion-ruling thieves of the Islamic Republic at the negotiating table will remain in the historical memory of the Iranian nation as true friends and allies of democratic Iran.
Dear Compatriots, the widespread boycott of the fake and prescribed presidential election by the masses of the Iranian people expresses our will and vote in alignment with the National Solidarity Movement. This movement, with firm resolve to replace the apartheid religious constitution of the Islamic Republic with a new democratic constitution that guarantees unconditional implementation of human rights for every citizen of our country, proceeds to create the following conditions:
1. Removal of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei,
2. Holding a referendum for dissolving the Islamic Republic’s constitution,
3. Creating the necessary and sufficient conditions for holding free and fair elections during a transitional period under the supervision of impartial organizations such as the United Nations to form a constituent assembly,
4. Drafting a new constitution by the constituent assembly, based on the following values:
- The Universal Declaration of Human Rights, adopted December 10, 1948, and all its conventions and covenants,
- Separation of religion from government based on complete respect for all religions, beliefs, and dissenters,
- Equality of citizens’ rights for all Iranian people of every belief, gender, tribe and ethnicity before the law,
- Equality of women’s rights with men in all spheres of life and politics,
- Freedom of thought and expression, freedom of the press and media,
- Freedom of association and activity of parties, labor unions, craftspeople, artists, writers, and others,
- Establishment of a free economy based on social justice and prohibition of all forms of monopoly, creation of equal opportunities for all citizens,
- Implementation of peaceful foreign policy and constructive diplomatic relations based on national interests, commitment to and respect for international law and order to preserve peace, security and stability in the region and around the world, and commitment to the protocol on the non-proliferation of nuclear, chemical and biological weapons.
Realizing these aspirations rests on the shoulders of all segments of Iranian society, including craftspeople, artists, journalists, educators, workers, athletes, enlightened clerics and government officials, to join together in this national path and in support of the National Solidarity Movement with the Iranian people to boycott the elections and bring about a non-violent transition from the Islamic Republic system. This is for all people regardless of gender, religion, ethnicity, and beliefs—the Iran of our nation.
To the Armed Forces of Iran:
Each of you is a proud son and daughter of the Iranian homeland, father, mother, brother, sister, friend, acquaintance and neighbor of the people and a member of Iran’s family. We call upon you, the guardians of this land and frontier, to align with the National Solidarity Movement for a non-violent transition from the Islamic Republic to a democratic-secular government. “We, the Iranian nation” have been struggling for over a century to achieve democracy and human rights, and we deserve dignified living conditions and a bright future for everyone.
We learned from the bitter memory of 1979 that vengeance, purges of opponents, executions, hatred-mongering and violence have destroyed the cultural, moral, economic, political and social fabric of our country. Iran, this ancient human civilization resting on immense wealth of natural and human resources, has been brought to misery and poverty with the Islamic Republic, resulting in global isolation. We as a nation, from staunch opponents to government bodies, have all been trapped in bitter captivity by the religion-ruling thieves of the Islamic Republic.
Post-Islamic Republic Iran will be governed within the framework of rule of law based on human rights. No citizen will be detained or imprisoned because of political or ideological beliefs. State killings and death sentences will be completely eliminated, vengeance and enmity will disappear from among us. Those with blood-stained hands in crimes against the Iranian people will be answerable to the Iranian people in an independent democratic civil justice system and will be dealt with fairly.
We, the signatories of this letter, with mutual assistance, from merchants to intellectuals, from workers and laborers to entrepreneurs, from intellectuals and educators to armed forces, united and steadfast until our last breath, will remain committed to the path of the Democratic and Secular National Solidarity Movement to establish rule of law based on democracy and human rights values. Without doubt, we the Iranian people will achieve victory, and united Iran will once again play a fundamental role in diplomacy, friendship and cooperation with the free world in promoting peace and stability in the global village.
With humility and warmest wishes
231 Signatories from 50 Cities and 25 Provinces from within Iran
| Labor activist, farmer | Ashnoteh/West Azerbaijan | Zadeh | Isa |
| Trade and cultural activist, retired | Khomeini Shahr/Isfahan | Abtehi | Mojtaba |
| Political activist, member of Iran’s National Front, Sixth Assembly | Ahvaz/Khuzestan | Atash Souda | Anusha |
| Human rights activist | Tehran | Ajodan | Raha |
| Civil activist | Sanandaj/Kurdistan | Ahmadi | Khaled |
| Political activist, member of Iran’s National Front, Sixth Assembly | Rasht/Gilan | Akhavan | Sirous |
| Trade and cultural activist, retired | Tehran | Ardalan | Nazi |
| Political activist, member of Iran’s Democratic Front | Meshgin Shahr/Ardabil | Azad | Farzaneh |
| Political activist, journalist | Tehran | Asafi | Hamid |
| Civil activist, housewife | Tehran | Eetezad | Mitra |
| Trade and cultural activist, retired | Firuzabad/Fars | Amirzadegan | Asghar |
| Political activist, journalist | Tehran | Ayeneevand | Hamed |
| Human rights activist, family member of Kianoosh Asai, 2009 Movement, teacher | Kermanshah | Asai | Kamran |
| Mother of deceased political prisoner in jail Afshin Asanlu | Tehran | Asanlu | Fatima |
| Civil activist, sister of deceased political prisoner in jail Afshin Asanlu | Tehran | Asanlu | Farshte |
| Father of deceased Babak Asadi, 2009 Movement | Vardavard/Tehran | Asadi | Mirjalil |
| Civil activist, poet and writer | Arak/Central | Ashoori Ghoucheghi | Sakina |
| Political activist, member of Iran’s Democratic Front | Tehran | Eghbali | Akram |
| Political activist, reporter | Arak/Central | Akbarabadi | Amir Masoud |
| Political activist, electrical technician | Tehran | Akradi | Rouzbeh |
| Political activist, member of Iran’s Democratic Front | Tehran | Emami | Javad |
| Political activist, member of Iran’s Democratic Front | Amol/Mazandaran | Emami | Siavash |
| Political activist, writer and poet | Tehran | Amiri | Ibrahim |
| Political activist, member of the National Front Council, Sixth Assembly, engineer | Tehran | Ovisi | Mohammad |
| Political activist, farmer | Gonabad/Khorasan | Amini | Hashem |
| Political activist, labor activist, women’s rights, statement 14+14, former political prisoner | Rasht/Gilan | Entesari | Shahla |
| Political activist | Tehran | Ayler | Reza |
| Political activist, journalist | Amol/Mazandaran | Bavand | Aryasb |
| Political activist, leadership member of Iran’s National Front, Sixth Assembly, doctor | Tehran | Bavand | Hermidas |
| Political activist, member of the National Front Central Council, engineer | Tehran | Bakhtiar | Mehran |
| Political activist, member of Iran’s Democratic Front | Meshgin Shahr/Ardabil | Bakhtiari | Hojat |
| Civil activist, member of Mothers of Laleh Park | Tehran | Bestjani | Eshrat |
| Political activist, labor activist, women’s rights, statement 14+14 | Mashhad/Khorasan | Beheshti | Nosrat |
| Member of Iran’s National Front, Sixth Assembly, activist and former political prisoner | Hamadan | Bashiri | Vahid |
| Political activist, member of Iran’s National Front, Sixth Assembly | Tehran | Behrad | Akbar |
| Political activist, member of Iran’s National Front, Sixth Assembly | Tehran | Behrad | Masoud |
| Civil activist | Tehran | Behrami | Qasem |
| Political activist | Rasht/Gilan | Biazar | Hamid |
| Political activist, jurist | Tehran | Beck | Nina |
| Political and trade activist, worker | Shiraz/Fars | Parsa | Pejman |
| Political activist | Tehran | Parsseh | Ariyo |
| Civil activist | Tehran | Piraeesh | Noushin |
| Civil activist | Tehran | Tabriz | Shahla |
| Civil activist | Tehran | Tabrizian | Amir |
| Civil activist, petrochemical engineer | Tehran | Takht Tavani | Masoud |
| Political activist | Kermanshah | Takvok | Kamran |
| Political activist, member of Iran’s Democratic Front | Tabriz/East Azerbaijan | Timuri | Pouya |
| Political activist, writer | Tehran | Janfshan | Bijan |
| Political activist, member of Iran’s National Front | Darrab/Fars | Jabari | Abdolmahdi |
| Activist and political prisoner, war veteran of imposed war, statement 14+14, doctor | Mashhad/Khorasan | Jafari Yazdi | Kamal |
| Human rights and civil activist, construction worker | Tehran | Jaqrund | Pouya |
| Civil activist, political prisoner | Tehran | Jalal Doust | Mahan |
| Former member of the Majority Organization of Fedaians | Tehran | Jalili | Ali |
| Civil activist | Fars | Jamshidi | Lotfollah |
| Political activist, member of Iran’s Democratic Front, political prisoner | Sari/Mazandaran | Joybari | Einollah |
| Political activist, former political prisoner | Karaj/Alborz | Jahanshahi | Shahab |
| Political activist, member of the National Front Central Council, journalist | Tehran | Hatemi | Isa Khan |
| Political activist, member of Iran’s Democratic Front | Mamsani/Fars | Hassan Zadeh | Ibrahim |
| Political activist, member of Iran’s National Front, Sixth Assembly | Tehran | Huseinkhani | Maryam |
| Civil activist | Kermanshah | Husseini | Khalil |
| Cultural activist | Tehran | Husseini | Reza |
| Political activist, member of Iran’s Democratic Front | Shahrkord/Chaharmahal and Bakhtiari | Husseini | Siavash |
| Civil activist, member of Mothers of Laleh Park | Tehran | Husseini | Maluk |
| Political activist, member of Iran’s National Front, Sixth Assembly | Tehran | Husseini | Navid |
| Political activist, member of Iran’s Democratic Front, political prisoner | Mashhad/Khorasan | Husseini Nejad | Javad |
| Civil activist | Babol/Mazandaran | Hazrati | Reza |
| Political activist, member of Iran’s Democratic Front | Tonkabon/Mazandaran | Halajian | Hesam |
| Political activist, political prisoner, Iran’s Democratic Front | Tehran | Hanifeh Tabatabai | Yasmin |
| Political activist | Shiraz/Fars | Hayati | Hadi |
| Civil activist | Bushehr | Haidari | Abbas |
| Political activist, member of the National Front Council, Sixth Assembly | Tehran | Khodabandeh | Ahmad |
| Civil activist, former political prisoner | Tehran | Khazai | Karamollah |
| Jurist | Tehran | Khalili Pour Darestani | Khalil |
| Political activist, member of Iran’s National Front, Sixth Assembly | Tehran | Khomseh | Mohammad Reza |
| Mother of deceased Babak Asadi, 2009 Movement | Vardavard/Tehran | Khomseh | Shams |
| Activist and political prisoner, teacher, statement 14+14 | Mashhad Prison/Khorasan | Khavahtar | Hashem |
| Political activist, Iran’s Democratic Front | Tehran | Khansari | Mohammad Reza |
| Political activist, member of Iran’s Democratic Front | Karaj/Tehran | Danesh Pazir | Ahmad |
| Political activist, member of Iran’s Democratic Front | Tabriz | Deljavan | Kambiz |
| Civil activist, retired | Yazd/Yazd | Dehbashi Zadeh | Mostafa |
| Political activist | Shahrkord/Chaharmahal and Bakhtiari | Dehqan | Mohammad |
| Civil activist, journalist, employee | Tehran | Dehqan | Babak |
| Civil activist | Marlik/Gilan | Dehqani | Afsun |
| Political activist, member of Iran’s National Front, Sixth Assembly | Tehran | Zulfaqari | Hossein |
| Civil activist, sister of deceased Hossein Rahimi Pour, housewife | Tehran | Rahimi Pour | Rahele |
| Children’s rights activist | Sanandaj/Kurdistan | Rashidi | Shiva |
| Political and cultural activist, teacher | Tehran | Rafaei | Hojatolah |
| Social activist | Tehran | Rahim Pour | Javad |
| Civil activist, mother of political prisoner Arsham Rezaei | Islamshahr/Tehran | Rezaei | Keshvar |
| Political activist, member of Iran’s National Front, Sixth Assembly | Tehran | Razavi | Ashkan |
| Civil activist, member of Mothers of Laleh Park | Tehran | Rafiei | Zahra |
| Civil activist, mother of Pejman Gholi Pour, November 2019 | Karaj/Alborz | Ramezani | Mahbubeh |
| Civil activist, social worker | Rasht | Rudyani | Zia |
| Political activist | Yasuj/Kohgiluyeh and Boyerahmad | Ruydul | Rahman |
| Political activist, member of Iran’s National Front, Sixth Assembly | Rasht/Gilan | Zad Eisa | Hossein |
| Political activist, member of Pan-Iranist Party | Karaj/Alborz | Zare | Meysam |
| Civil activist | Tehran | Zarrin Kamar | Behnaaz |
| Civil activist, mother of former political prisoner Mehrdad Mohammad Nejad | Shahr Yar/Tehran | Zarrin Kamar | Behnush |
| Civil activist, housewife | Karaj/Alborz | Zarrin Kamar | Royale |
| Civil activist, self-employed | Fardis Karaj/Alborz | Zarrin Kamar | Raha |
| Political activist, member of the National Front leadership, Sixth Assembly, engineer and writer | Tehran | Zaeim | Kourosh |
| Civil activist, worker | Zehkalu/Kerman | Zamankhan | Qasem |
| Political activist | Tehran | Zudi Nia | Parviz |
| Father of missing student Saeid Zeinali, 1978 Student Movement | Tehran | Zeinali | Hashem |
| Political activist, member of Iran’s National Front, Sixth Assembly, writer | Andimeshk/Khuzestan | Saki Huseinkhani | Davud |
| Political activist, member of Iran’s National Front, Sixth Assembly | Kashan/Isfahan | Sabzpushan | Mohsen |
| Mother of deceased Alireza Shir Mohammad Ali, political prisoner killed with 30 knife wounds in prison | Tehran | Serabi Khodadaei | Mahnaz |
| Political activist, member of Iran’s Democratic Front, self-employed | Mashhad/Khorasan | Sarvi | Jamal |
| Political activist, member of Iran’s National Front, Sixth Assembly, engineer | Tehran | Seadat | Mohammad Reza |
| Political activist, senior member of Iran’s Democratic Front, former political prisoner | Karaj/Alborz | Safari | Parviz |
| Civil activist, mother of political prisoner Farhad Salmanpour Zahir | Tehran | Salmanpour Zahir | Zalikhah |
| Civil activist, sister of political prisoner Farhad Salmanpour Zahir | Tehran | Salmanpour Zahir | Afruz |
| Civil activist, brother of political prisoner Farhad Salmanpour Zahir | Tehran | Salmanpour Zahir | Hossein |
| Political activist, member of Iran’s Democratic Front | Tehran | Sulaimani | Arash |
| Political and civil activist, farmer | Tehran | Salimi | Kaveh |
| Human rights and civil activist, retired | Tehran | Shaker | Lateefa |
| Political activist, member of Iran’s National Front, Sixth Assembly | Tehran | Shojaa | Ali |
| Political activist | Tehran | Shojaei | Sadegh |
| Political activist, member of Iran’s National Front, Sixth Assembly, doctor | Tehran | Shams | Hamid |
| Trade activist, retired | Karaj/Alborz | Shahabi | Refat |
| Political activist, member of Iran’s Democratic Front | Tehran | Shahryari | Naser |
| Human rights activist | Tehran | Shahidi | Nazanin |
| Political activist, member of Iran’s National Front, Sixth Assembly | Shiraz | Saleh | Masoud |
| Political activist, member of Iran’s Democratic Front | Tehran | Sabbagh | Bahram |
| Brother of deceased Vahid Seyyadi Nasiri (political prisoner who died in prison from hunger strike) | Qom/Qom | Seyyadi Nasiri | Saeid |
| Civil activist, journalist | Tabriz/East Azerbaijan | Safari | Babak |
| Civil activist, university professor | Tehran | Safari | Majid |
| Political and human rights activist, retired | Amol/Mazandaran | Safavi | Jabbar |
| Political activist, member of Iran’s Democratic Front | Tabriz/East Azerbaijan | Taheri Nejad | Jalal |
| Animal rights activist | Tehran | Tabarzadi | Abtineh |
| Political activist, general secretary of Iran’s Democratic Front, former political prisoner | Tehran | Tabarzadi | Heshmatollah |
| Political and women’s rights activist, sociologist | Jolfa/Isfahan | Talouei | Susan |
| Civil activist | Shiraz/Fars | Aalinezad | Ahmad |
| Civil activist, member of Mothers of Laleh Park | Tehran | Abbasi | Fatima |
| Political activist, member of Iran’s National Front, Sixth Assembly | Ahvaz/Khuzestan | Abdolhosseinyan | Ahmad |
| Political activist | Anzali/Gilan | Abdollahi | Alireza |
| Civil activist, member of “Mothers of Laleh Park” | Tehran | Abdus | Ehteram |
| Trade activist, retired | Tehran | Asgari | Hojatolah |
| Political activist, member of Iran’s National Front, Sixth Assembly | Tehran | Asgari | Hamid Reza |
| Political activist, member of Iran’s Democratic Front | Mashhad/Khorasan | Azimi | Mohsen |
| Political activist | Tehran | Alijani | Naser |
| Political activist, member of Iran’s Democratic Front | Ilam/Ilam | Alizadeh | Ghanbari |
| Activist and former political prisoner | Mashhad/Khorasan | Alizadeh Fakhrabadh | Mahdi |
| Cultural activist | Kermanshah | Alimrad | Moghadad |
| Political activist, member of Iran’s Democratic Front | Bandar Anzali/Gilan | Aliverdi | Javid |
| Civil activist | Tehran | Ghaffari | Abbas |
| Civil and trade activist, teacher | Shiraz/Fars | Gholami Kandazi | Ghanbari |
| Civil activist, self-employed | Iranshahr/Sistan and Baluchestan | Framarzi | Meysam |
| Photographer | Shiraz/Fars | Fathi | Ali |
| Activist and political prisoner | Karaj Prison/Alborz | Farahi Shandiz | Mahdi |
| Political activist, Iran’s Democratic Front, former political prisoner | Tehran | Faraji | Mansur |
| Trade activist, member of Retirees and Intellectuals Association | Tehran | Farhzadi | Mahbubeh |
| Member of Iran’s Democratic Front | Isfahan | Farzadnia | Reza |
| Father of deceased Shaler Farhadi | Kermanshah | Farhadi | Hossein |
| Mother of deceased Shaler Farhadi | Kermanshah | Farhadi | Nosrat |
| Mother of deceased Kianoosh Asai, 2009 Movement | Kermanshah | Fallah | Fatima |
| Labor trade activist | Khuzestan | Qadri | Yousof |
| Political activist, member of Iran’s National Front, Sixth Assembly, physicist researcher | Tehran | Qaimaqami | Mohammad |
| Civil activist | Tehran | Qasimabaadi | Majid |
| Civil activist | Tehran | Qasemi | Mohammad |
| Political and civil activist, war veteran, farmer | Amol/Mazandaran | Qasemi | Morteza |
| Civil activist, dervish | Tehran | Qodiri | Ehsan |
| Cultural activist | Karaj/Alborz | Qorbani | Bahrouz |
| Political activist, member of Iran’s National Front, Sixth Assembly | Ahar/East Azerbaijan | Qarah Daghli | Yasha |
| Political activist | Tehran | Qarah Dagh | Ali |
| Civil activist | Tehran | Qoli Zadeh | Maryam |
| Civil activist | Tehran | Qavami | Omid |
| Human rights and civil activist | Mashhad/Khorasan | Kazemi | Hassan |
| Civil activist, war veteran | Khorramabad/Lorestan | Kazemi | Rasul |
| Political activist, member of Iran’s Democratic Front | Sari/Mazandaran | Karagri | Hanif |
| Political activist, member of the National Front Central Council, Sixth Assembly, telecommunications and computer network specialist | Tehran | Kord | Amin |
| Civil activist, student | Kermanshah | Kermansahi | Amin |
| Civil activist, former political prisoner, iron dealer | Tehran | Karimi | Mohammad |
| Civil and cultural activist, retired | Sirjan/Kerman | Karim Dini | Maliha |
| Political activist, member of Iran’s Democratic Front | Mashhad/Khorasan | Kolbadi | Ehsan |
| Political activist, member of Iran’s National Front, Sixth Assembly | Tehran | Kamilian | Naser |
| Political activist, member of Iran’s National Front, Sixth Assembly | Tehran | Golmardi | Masoud |
| Civil activist, student and law researcher | Tehran | Laleh Zari | Behfar |
| Activist and political prisoner, retired | Tehran | Layeghi | Bahman |
| Political and trade activist, member of Teachers’ Professional Association, teacher, statement 14+14, former political prisoner | Mashhad/Khorasan | Lael Mohammadi | Javad |
| Civil and cultural activist, retired, wife of political prisoner Seyed Hashem Khavahtar | Mashhad/Khorasan | Maleki Fard | Sadegheh |
| Political activist | Hamadan | Mujahid | Hossein |
| Civil activist, psychologist | Tehran | Modabbar | Afsaneh |
| Member of Iran’s Democratic Front, former political prisoner | Tehran | Mofti Zadeh | Ismail |
| Civil and cultural activist, retired | Siasukt/Kohgiluyeh and Boyerahmad | Mohammad Husseini | Siran |
| Grandmother of former detained student Mehrdad Mohammad Nejad | Fardis Karaj/Alborz | Mohammad Nejad | Siyarah |
| Mother of Janfadai Mohammad Taheri, November 2019 | Tehran | Mohammadi | Zeinab |
| Political activist, student | Tehran | Mohammadi | Zahra |
| Civil activist, retired teacher, war veteran | Shahrak Andisheh/Tehran | Mohammadi | Gholam Reza |
| Political activist, lawyer | Shiraz/Fars | Mohammadi | Saeid |
| Activist and political prisoner | Tehran | Mohammadi | Borzan |
| Political activist | Tehran | Mahmudi | Afruz |
| Civil activist, photographer | Nazarabad/Alborz | Moradi | Amir Ali |
| Political activist | Tehran | Mortezavi | Kaveh |
| Student activist, teacher, former political prisoner | Tehran | Murdani | Reda |
| Political activist, member of Third Path for Iran’s Salvation | Tehran | Masih Pour | Shaqrolah |
| Civil activist, poet | Tehran | Moshtaq | Seyid Jalal |
| Political activist, self-employed | Mashhad/Khorasan | Mashhadi Hemat Abadi | Sajad |
| Civil activist, civil engineer | Kermanshah | Maslehian | Farid |
| Human rights activist, mother of ideological prisoner Soheil Arabi, statement 14+14 | Parand/Tehran | Mazlum | Farnagis |
| Human rights activist, Ayatollah | Tehran | Massoumi Tehrani | Abdolhamid |
| Political activist, member of Iran’s Democratic Front | Tehran | Maliki | Sonya |
| Civil activist | Tehran | Monshi Zadeh | Helen |
| Political and labor activist, women’s rights, statement 14+14, former political prisoner | Tehran | Mansuri | Narges |
| Political activist, member of Iran’s National Front | Tehran | Mousavi | Seyid Reza |
| Political activist, member of the National Front Council, Sixth Assembly, engineer | Ahvaz/Khorasan | Mousavi | Mojtaba |
| Political activist, member of Iran’s National Front, Sixth Assembly | Ramsar/Mazandaran | Moulana | Amir |
| Civil activist | Tehran | Moulaei | Hamideh |
| Civil activist | Tehran | Moulaei | Naima |
| Civil activist, retired | Tehran | Mirahmadi | Fatima |
| Trade activist, worker | Khuzestan | Mirsalari | Hamza |
| Political activist, member of Iran’s Democratic Front | Hashtgerd Karaj/Alborz | Mirsoltani | Mohammad |
| Trade and cultural activist, retired | Tehran | Naasehi Far | Omid |
| Civil activist, doctor | Tehran | Nazari | Ali |
| Civil activist, writer, poet, statement 14+14, former political prisoner | Kerman | Nazemi | Poran |
| Political activist, member of Pan-Iranist Party | Tehran | Namdari | Saeid |
| Human rights activist, lawyer, political prisoner | Shazand Prison Arak/Central | Najafi | Mohammad |
| Civil activist, retired | Rasht/Gilan | Neamani | Mansur |
| Member of Mothers of Laleh Park, mother of missing student Saeid Zeinali, 1978 Student Movement | Tehran | Naqabi | Akram |
| Civil activist | Tehran | Norzi Zadeh | Naser |
| Activist and political prisoner, statement 14+14, director, screenwriter and journalist | Evin Prison/Tehran | Nuri Zad | Mohammad |
| Civil activist | Tehran | Nuri Zadeh | Sorush |
| Civil activist, former political prisoner | Tehran | Noruz Zadeh | Kambiz |
| Political activist | Golpayegan/Isfahan | Nikbakht | Mohammad |
| Political activist | Tehran | Niko Kar | Farshad |
| Civil activist, teacher, member of Mothers of Laleh Park | Tehran | Niko Kar | Niko |
| Political activist, publisher | Tehran | Nilgun | Arash |
| Trade activist, worker | Hamadan | Vafaei | Javad |
| Political activist | Qazvin | Honarkhor | Hamed |
| Political activist, member of Iran’s National Front, Sixth Assembly | Tehran | Yazdani | Hamid Reza |
| Spokesman and member of the Pan-Iranist Party Leadership Council, retired educator, doctor | Tehran | Yazdi | Manuchehr |
Source: United Voice
