Dear friends, I urge the media not to succumb to censorship pressures when broadcasting images of the crimes of the Islamic Republic regime. In a situation where the internet in Iran is cut off, no one can see whether they should be afraid or not. If you do not publish these images yourself, but prevent their dissemination by the media, what will we show to Western leaders and the global community? The Islamic Republic's state media does not provide any reports on the casualties; do you expect free media to behave like that?

If we in Europe and America are afraid, we must understand that those who have taken to the streets under the threat of execution have overcome their fear. They know the Islamic Republic better than we do and have witnessed the crimes themselves or heard about them from others. Let us remember that Israel was able to garner global sympathy by broadcasting heartbreaking videos of the events of October 7.

In the past, in Behesht Zahra, every body that was taken out of the morgue received attention, and slogans were chanted in support of the victims of the SAVAK's crimes. Meanwhile, we censor the real heroes who have been suppressed by the regime with flawed arguments.