January 2026

Take every possible step to immediately release those arrested in recent protests and all political prisoners.
Urgently and publicly address and condemn the violent repression of protesters and the violations of the right to life, the right to peaceful assembly, and freedom of expression in Iran.
Utilize the mechanisms and capacities available within your mandate to draw the attention of relevant United Nations bodies and to increase international pressure aimed at halting human rights violations in Iran.

We firmly condemn the aggression and military attack by the United States government on Venezuela. This act of violence again demonstrates that resorting to force is a dangerous and unacceptable alternative to political and diplomatic solutions.

Trump believes in ‘might is right’ and exercises this belief. Thus he tramples under foot any vestige of international law or even well understood and respected principles of a bygone era. Trump has pushed the world into a period of instability and chaos. Trust and diplomacy are out the door

May the New Year be blessed to everyone in a world that still suffers from the wounds of war, inequality, discrimination, injustice, and tyranny, but at the same time, signs of hope for perseverance, resistance, and awakening are sprouting everywhere.

The Left Party of Iran condemns the open aggression against Venezuela. This act is a deliberate trampling of international law and a dangerous turning point in the collapse of the world's legal order. We emphasize that no power has the right to consider itself the judge, prosecutor, and executor of the fate of nations. Defending freedom, democracy, and human rights does not go through coups and military intervention.

As we condemn this flagrant violation of the United Nations Charter, we demand an immediate halt to the aggression, the lifting of the blockade on the Venezuelan people, and the release of the abducted president.

Iran’s water crisis is the result of a series of incorrect political, economic, and managerial decisions—but it is not yet too late. Acknowledging the reality of the crisis, ensuring transparency, engaging public participation, and moving away from rent-driven, structure-centered development toward sustainable, balanced, and justice-oriented development are the prerequisites for beginning the path to water salvation.