Iranian Resistence between Opression and War:

An Interview with Sahar Sanaie, NCRI

Timeframe: 28/02/2026 – 07/05/2026

Iran · Human Rights Promotion · Issue I


Key Insights

  • 1. Sanaie links her family’s persecution to support for the NCRI and its vision of a secular democratic Iran.
  • 2. She says protests are driven by repression, economic crisis, and violent state crackdowns.
  • 3. Sanaie rejects foreign intervention and monarchy restoration, arguing only organized internal resistance can bring change.

Definition

NCRI (National Council of Resistance of Iran): A coalition of Iranian opposition groups advocating a secular, democratic republic and opposing both clerical rule and monarchy.


Iranian activist Sahar Sanaie describes a country trapped between regime repression and regional war, arguing that only organized internal resistance can bring democratic change and freedom to Iran.

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