North Texas Community at the Free Iran Convention 2025 in Washington, D.C.

Dallas, Texas, November 18, 2025

Last week, several dozen members of our North Texas community traveled to Washington, D.C. to take part in the Free Iran Convention 2025 — joining more than a thousand Iranian-Americans, human rights advocates, youth activists, and community leaders from across the country.

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Dallas Community Stands with Iran’s Victims of Execution

Dallas, Texas, October 13, 2025

On Sunday, October 12, our Iranian-American community came together at JFK Plaza in Dallas to honor the memory of those who have been executed by the Iranian regime and to stand in solidarity with families still waiting for justice.

The rally marked the World Day Against the Death Penalty and featured a powerful photo exhibit of men and women whose lives were taken simply for wanting freedom. Each face told a story — of courage, of loss, and of a nation’s ongoing struggle for dignity and human rights.

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These North Texas residents are headed to New York to rally for change in Iran

September 22, 2025; Fort Worth Star-Telegram

Fereshteh Asadian dreams of her homeland of Iran when she goes to sleep at night.

Her family came to the U.S. in 1977 for better educational opportunities.

The last time the 68-year-old, who lives in Fort Worth, visited Iran was in 1979 after the Iranian Revolution and the establishment of the Islamic Republic of Iran. Since then, she has not seen many members of her family, has missed holiday and cultural events, and missed the funeral for her father, she says holding back tears.

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Iranian American Community of North Texas Vehemently Condemns the Execution of MEK Political Prisoners in Iran

Dallas, Texas —July 28, 2025

IACNT--At dawn on July 27, 2025, the Iranian regime secretly executed Behrouz Ehsani, 70, and Mehdi Hassani, 48, after years of unjust imprisonment and brutal torture. Their only “crime” was supporting a free, democratic republic in Iran and their association with the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK).

These politically motivated killings are a grim reminder of the 1988 Massacre, when over 30,000 political prisoners—most of them MEK members—were systematically and secretly executed. Today, the regime is once again turning to repression and violence in a desperate attempt to maintain its grip on power amid growing domestic unrest and instability.

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Amplifying the Voices for Freedom: Media Engagements

June 26, 2025

IACNT--As global attention turns once again to the Iranian regime’s accelerating nuclear threat, it’s important to recognize that the Iranian Resistance—particularly the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI)—was the first to sound the alarm back in 2002. Despite that early exposure of the regime’s clandestine nuclear program, the international community largely failed to act, allowing the threat to grow.

In light of recent developments, our Community (IACNT) has taken proactive steps to bring this issue to the forefront locally. Through a series of media appearances on FOX, ABC, CBS, NBC, and KRLD Radio, we’ve worked to inform the public, highlight the rising repression inside Iran, and emphasize that the enduring solution lies in democratic regime change led by the Iranian people themselves and their organized resistance. 

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