On 8 January, authorities cut internet access across Iran as the crackdown intensified. With communications severed, documenting the killings became profoundly difficult.
A BLACKOUT CANNOT ERASE A PEOPLE.SYMBOLIC ILLUSTRATION
03 / THE HUMAN COSTWE REMEMBER.
A life. A family. A future.
FIGURES REPORTED IN THE CAMPAIGN BROCHURE
42,000+
people reported killed in two days
90,000+
possible death toll, according to unofficial information cited in the brochure
These are the brochure’s claims, not independently verified totals. The communications blackout obstructed verification. Read the source notes ↗
EVERY DAY OF SILENCE CAN COST MORE LIVES.
35at least, executed
100+more at risk of execution
ExecutedAt risk
The brochure cites Iran International, 4 October 2026, for these figures. It says some of those at risk were under 18 at the time of the alleged offence.
What the brochure reports about repression+
Direct fire on protesters. Attacks on medical centres. Shooting the wounded. Mass arrests, torture, rape and executions. Denial of basic services and rights. These are the abuses described in the campaign brochure, including against people under 18.
Human Rights Watch separately documented mass arbitrary detention, torture and enforced disappearance following the January killings.
04 / THE FUTURE THEY ASK FORFREEDOM. DIGNITY. CHOICE.
THE BROCHURE’S VISION
Their country. Their choice.
An end to the Islamic Republic. A future built on freedom, democracy, the separation of religion and state, territorial integrity and national sovereignty.
ایران
FREEDOMDEMOCRACYSECULARISM
The road ahead.
AS OUTLINED IN THE BROCHURE · BASED ON THE IRAN PROSPERITY PROJECT
01
End of the Islamic Republic
02
A transitional government, security and stability
03
Preserve territorial integrity and rebuild national institutions
04
A free referendum on the future political system
05
A constituent assembly and a new constitution
06
A constitutional referendum
07
Free elections
08
Transfer power to the government elected by the Iranian people
THE CAMPAIGN’S POSITION ON LEADERSHIP
The brochure supports Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi as the leader of the Iranian National Revolution and describes him as the only alternative to the Islamic Republic.
The future of Iran will be decided by the Iranian people.
05 / SEE. LISTEN. REMEMBER.EN / FI
Give their story three minutes.
The campaign film brings the footage, the message and the call for solidarity together.
This film uses AI-created narration and illustrations. Its creators identify the protest clips as real footage from 8–9 January 2026.
The film describes protests spreading from bazaars and universities across Iran, the demonstrations of 8–9 January, the crackdown and reported deaths, arrests and executions. It advocates an end to the Islamic Republic and supports Reza Pahlavi. It sets out a transition through a referendum, a constituent assembly, a new constitution and free elections, before calling for international solidarity. Its numerical claims are campaign claims; see the source notes below.
06 / CARRY THE VOICE FORWARDFROM FINLAND. TO THE WORLD.
THE WORLD MUST NOT REMAIN SILENT.
Stand with the people of Iran.
To the people of Finland, civil society, the media, democratic institutions and the international community: recognize the revolution, support freedom and democracy, and stand with the Iranian people.
The brochure calls on governments to end cooperation and appeasement with the Islamic Republic.
SOURCE NOTES & CREDITSCONTEXT MATTERS.
The material behind the story.
This is an advocacy website based on the supplied bilingual brochure and campaign film. Political positions belong to the campaign. Reported numbers are attributed, and independent reporting is linked for context.
01 — The original brochure
The supplied A4 duplex / two A5 brochure is the source for the campaign’s demands, transition roadmap and figures of 42,000+ and 90,000+. It does not provide a verifiable citation for those death-toll figures. Its execution figures cite Iran International, 4 October 2026; the precise article has not been independently located.
Human Rights Watch reported a nationwide internet blackout and large-scale killings in January, followed by arbitrary arrests, torture and enforced disappearances. These reports support the wider context; they do not verify the brochure’s numerical totals.
The film and protest stills come from the supplied English/Finnish video page. The creators disclose AI assistance and identify the protest clips as real footage. The Azadi Tower, street, protesters and blackout artworks are AI-created symbolic illustrations, not documentary evidence. The scroll story uses excerpts from the supplied film’s soundtrack. Its illustrated chant refers to the slogan shown in that film; the audio is not presented as an isolated, verified recording of that chant. The Lion and Sun flag comes from the supplied brochure.
